Just shut up. You're taking this personally.

so many twits yet so few twats.

Fuck you.

I think more black guys have survived action movies and blondes have survived horror movies than dogs have survived dog movies.

Interview.

This was lovely.

Sure. We rag on Gawker (to be fair the commenters are the intellectual equals to their commenting system) and they rag on Reddit and Reddit rags on tumblr, and it just goes on. The part that is often missed is that the 'content' on any of these sites wouldn't exist without any of the others. All the different sites…

Anyway, I know that too often I'm part of the "you're wrong and dumb, so go away" problem, and at least on social media I've learned that it's more fun to talk to people I'm already friends with. While I'm also trying to do better while also trying to deal with my urges to go through a site's archives to show up…

To play the devil's advocate: that's not true. I just looked through the Gawker archives for the past week, and there's nothing like that, unless you want to count the Drunk UConn kid. However, they didn't doxx him, nor originally name him. Two other outlets named the kid, and one of them had reported that this wasn't…

It was a great show with with great episodes but sometimes the seasonal arcs weren't always the best, and the worst episodes have a habit of infecting adjacent episodes with their stink. For example season 4 isn't really that bad but the Big Bad was garbage and it has more than its fair share of stinkers, but it also…

That is the truth.

No, 7 is so much better than 4. I'm not sure where I would put 1. I have a friend who's a massive defender of 7 and persuaded me to rewatch it, and she won me over. On rewatch a lot of the preachiness actually ends up being satirical, and that preachiness foreshadows the season's climax.

Grossman went to Harvard and was in PhD program at Yale, but dropped out of that, so he would definitely have a lot to work with.

It's hilarious that the second one is the closest to being a success by earning back almost 40% of its budget.

Foot-first, I must add.

He'd shoot Morty on the spot and then help her kidnap Andy and Ollie.

I think it's a Mel Gibson sort of thing by trying to make the whole suffering artist thing all too literal. Both are super indulgent, Roman Catholic and haven't actually suffered a damn thing in their lives, but they have to make it look like they experienced pain in dumping all this fake blood all over the screen.

That is such an amazing shot. It's all too clear that Conan is worried more about whether the audience will see if he's a worthy heir to Milton Berle, and less about the stunt. McHale is proving Conan right by staring directly at Conan's crotch.

A question for the X-Files faithful: I've been watching the show for the first time and when would be the best time to stop? I'm towards the end of season 5, which is fun enough, but is clearly ramping up to something different. Is it worth watching to the end or should stop sooner rather than later?

My uncle and cousin have recently (before the season began) converted to the Raider Nation. Earlier they had been adopting bad teams, but they're all in this year.