Well, that's arguable.  A more accurate statement might be something like "A good story is a good story and The Hunger Games is a bad story that lots of people have mistaken for a good story."

Well, that's arguable.  A more accurate statement might be something like "A good story is a good story and The Hunger Games is a bad story that lots of people have mistaken for a good story."

If he was really black, he would have converted to an African religion instead of a white man's (well, caucasian semitic man's) religion.

If he was really black, he would have converted to an African religion instead of a white man's (well, caucasian semitic man's) religion.

You have to remember that Conan was once a writer on the Simpsons, so that could have influenced why he was so willing to play himself on Futurama.  That being said, I doubt he would have had a problem playing himself for Matt and Trey.

You have to remember that Conan was once a writer on the Simpsons, so that could have influenced why he was so willing to play himself on Futurama.  That being said, I doubt he would have had a problem playing himself for Matt and Trey.

Isn't Ty Cobb hanging out with John Dillinger and Joseph Stalin?  [sigh] I wish I were dead.

Isn't Ty Cobb hanging out with John Dillinger and Joseph Stalin?  [sigh] I wish I were dead.

Don't you dare imply that Baba Oje didn't do anyting?  Also, I thought he was dead and hanging out with 24?

Don't you dare imply that Baba Oje didn't do anyting?  Also, I thought he was dead and hanging out with 24?

Neither goes tot he levels of insanity that AD does?  Really?  The montage of Hank/Dean death scenes?  "Escape to the House of Mummies, Part 2"?  Anything with Colonel Hunter Gathers or General Treister?  Those are all insane.

Neither goes tot he levels of insanity that AD does?  Really?  The montage of Hank/Dean death scenes?  "Escape to the House of Mummies, Part 2"?  Anything with Colonel Hunter Gathers or General Treister?  Those are all insane.

The Chinese elemental cycle has five elements: wood, fire, earth, metal, and water (note: no air).  The Greeks, Medieval Europeans, Tibetans, Japanese, Hindus, and Jains also have five elements: earth, water, air, fire, and either aether (Greece, Europeans, Tibetans, and Japanese) or spirit (Hindu and Jain). …

The Chinese elemental cycle has five elements: wood, fire, earth, metal, and water (note: no air).  The Greeks, Medieval Europeans, Tibetans, Japanese, Hindus, and Jains also have five elements: earth, water, air, fire, and either aether (Greece, Europeans, Tibetans, and Japanese) or spirit (Hindu and Jain). …