If the fuckheads who love doing shit like this aren't the most pathetic people on Earth, I'd be curious to know who is. "I'm going to spend the day disrupting the lives of other people because it's fun!" seems to be the main motivation. Although, for some reason, I think that this is a test run for disrupting the…

Although, as the review suggests, this show may not be sustainable, I'll definitely be watching. I read the novel that this was based on innumerable times as a youngster. It seems unlikely to be as clever, but I hope it's at least as strange as the books.

I was in New York in the spring of 1989 and Times Square had the bat symbol prominently displayed, right underneath the Coke sign. 16-year old me thought it was just about the coolest thing I'd ever seen.

That's pretty what got me into the art deco style. The original poster was so evocative - I'm pretty sure it;s what made me want to see the movie, which I thought was OK, but enjoyed simply for the art direction. And now I'm all about Tiffany lamps and Frank Lloyd Wright.

I just picked up a raglan tee shirt with the Jaws poster on it - definitely one of most effective and iconic posters in memory. Everything about it is perfect.

And yet I call him at least twenty times to see how he's doing after his wife was robbed, to see if he wants to me to come by his house, but NADA!

Nice try, Willman - David Copperfield already proved that walls don't work when he made fun of the foolish Chinese and their "Great" wall, which he passed through as easily as a hot knife through butter.

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Gore also wasn't ginning his followers up to reject the eventual president, or to encourage people to illegally intimidate voters at the polls. Gore was disputing a questionable election (in a state where his competitor's brother was governor) - Trump is dismissing the results of the election completely.

"Hey, look at me - I'm doing something expected of any reasonable adult living in a society - aren't I amazing?!?" That's exactly how it'll play out. He'll still say it was rigged though, but he's being the bigger man.

I can't believe you're saying that when Trump had Vince Neil at the debates!! It's all over for Hillary thanks to the power of the Crüe!

I was praying for Clinton to come up with a zinger about being "nasty" and "call me Ms. Clinton", but I was unable to come up with anything that really resonated, so I can't fault Hillary for not doing the same - she's not nearly as hilarious as I am.

I have a great idea for an ice cream flavour that should definitely win. You get vanilla bean ice cream and fold cotton candy into it, generously, so that it ribbons a bit - add more cotton candy so it looks nice. Top generously with Nerds. Eat it and try not to cry from the idea that you're eating heaven.

I bought Pop Tarts last week for the first time in years. They were Ice Cream Sundae flavoured and delicious.

The right conclusion. Let's see - Benghazi, emails, blind eye to sexual assault. Why won't people pay attention to their bugfuck crazy concerns?

You can blame the system for being shitty, but you've only got two options. If you choose anyone other than Clinton or Trump, you might as well not vote at all. You can't say 'the system was imperfect, but I had to vote my conscience" when you know that voting your conscience basically is a vote for Trump.

Sorry, but as far as being marked for 'understanding' is concerned, Johnson is at the bottom of the pile. He is fucking clueless.

There is no liberal analogue to Limbaugh - Limbaugh knowingly lies and props up ideas that he has absolutely no faith in. Maher is simply a prick. You can say they both suck, but you can't say that they do the same thing on opposite sides.

The three states of water/God analogy is bullshit on it's face though. You can't get deep with someone who's standing in a pond.

I've never spoken with a Stein supporter, but I imagine them to be insufferable and haughty.