So, thoughts on Lana's decision?

@avclub-55ab1e0836b46cc575ee502254e68ea9:disqus Shit, I must have missed that completely… sorry you had to go through that. Dude seems like a complete tool. Glad he was deleted, I like you two much better than aggressive, ageist asses.

@avclub-3a04d36f2c53226d9c27c607cea5e299:disqus Who was that guy who's name was a series of symbols and only posted weird, creepy babbling? Like, 08 or something?

Shit, when did that happen? (You're She.Buzz, right?) I remember him getting into it with ZMF a month or so ago, but that was a pretty mutual thing. Who posted his stuff?

Oh man, does anyone else remember that guy/girl who was really obseesed with Sean? I think there was a tumblr dedicated to him and everything. It got really weird, really fast.

Yeah, it was weird. And then there was that thing with Emily G. and the Sunny reviews last year - that was really uncomfortable for everyone.

Eh, I don't really give a shit about putting my personal stuff out - My name's Colby, I live in Athens. That's literally all the personal info I have online outside of my dating profile, and feel free to check that out if you find it. And it was SamECircle- I feel like maybe his account was hacked or something, but…

It was incredibly weird - mods got it pretty quickly, but I happened to click at the wrong time, and I saw it all. And it was a semi-regular commenter! I have no idea what was happening - he was commenting down the thread perfectly normally. And it was this mocking, sarcastic type of post, responding to some nothing…

Ugh, proustian pussy. I forgot about them - are they doing a bit, or is that just a personality?

I've been reading since about 2009, and while I'm way younger than you, I've definitely noticed a change in the past couple months. It feels like there are a lot more trolls than usual (the Sluggo guy sticks out, but vickiisamonster and a couple others are also problematic) and there's been a bit of an increase in…

Honestly, probably just best to stop responding; if they're anything like me, they'll check around for a bit to see if you've been online, and then just move on to creep on some other girl.

Yessssssss… Rand fans are like a red flag to me. Also - "I love to read! - John Grisham, Stephenie Meyer, 50 Shades of Grey lady." types, and people who list their favorite movie as "anything by Tim Burton."  Ooh, or if their favorite music is early-2000's emo bands.

I always feel so bad for those… I don't want to lead anyone on, but I want to be nice, because there's nothing wrong with these people - they're just incredibly dull.

Well, I'm on my sixth "exchange a few messages, girl shuts down her account," so I'm probably not the best guy to give advice, but what the hell; I've found my biggest success comes from writing long (like three-four paragraph) messages. If you find enough stuff to write something that long in their profile, then it…

I think those scenes were less uncomfortable because, while Hannah might have been less than happy about some of the stuff Adam was doing, we knew her well enough to know that she was into what they were doing. With this new girl, we don't know her that well and she comes off as much more normal and happy with herself…

I do wish they worked with that dynamic more, but I could easily see Charlie thinking Ray was betraying him by spending so much time with Shoshanna/Hannah/Marnie. Add that to the fact that Charlie basically existed in another show for the first half of the season, and it makes sense to me.

Yeah, as soon as he saw Hannah, he realized that he was much happier with someone that hated themselves as much as he did. He can't fake that he's a normal person, and trying to do so took him way darker than he usually is. 

I literally had to mute the TV and walk away for a minute. And when I realized what song she was singing… Why would that be a good idea? There are hundreds of millions of perfectly acceptable singing songs in the world, why would you rearrange a rap song?

Honestly, if you watch CBS comedies, they're often pretty goddam raunchy; they're stupid and not at all clever, but they're dirty jokes.

Jesus, Sean, you OK?