Someone's sad about Hodor dying and lashing out. It's ok, man. It'll be ok.

Did anyone comment on Jillian's Michael's physical appearance yet?

Celery deaths? That's what I read it as.

"the download is a svelte 6.5 gigs" gonna send this back in time to me in college (when I was playing QWTF) and watch my head explode.

I never considered the latter option until you brought it up. I definitely saw the line as haunted and remorseful - it's interesting to think about it as threatening.

I'm the boss I'm the boss I'm the boss!

Nick Wanserski ($115): $30 on the field, $30 on nobody on the list

Did you read Armada? I think it tries to do less and so it's more level - nothing super interesting, nothing tremendously painful and clunky. It's a middle of the road SF adventure novel.

A Comedy Crisis was more my style, but they're all amazing.

I would rather have Leisuretown back than Achewood.

That is literally the joke/reference that duckhunt dog was making.

Good point, I forgot about that. Maybe I should watch Pulp Fiction again.

A possible argument would be that Travolta gets two scenes/segments (one of which is pretty protracted) without Jackson, but Jackson is always with Travolta. I don't necessarily subscribe to this argument, but there it is.

Coulson literally died in Avengers and they wrote him into AoS. I don't think any obstacle is particularly difficult to overcome.

Olly was 25-1, not 75-1.

"Adult man has totally rational reaction to Dragon Ball Z art."

Is this a parody of "my black friend said"?

Probably so they are protected use - the original characters are copyright.

xyz? XYZ?! You're not looking at the big picture!

Which just goes the point of the article - you are explicitly told that killing the enemy is the fastest way to improve yourself.