Are you saying you aren't a Horizon-head?

You're right, it's absurd to conflate violent tendencies with someone who wants to own something with the word "assault" in the name.

I think you miss the point. If you want to shoot an assault rifle at a firing range, sure that's possible but I don't really see the point other than if you have some weird violent inclinations that you can only satisfy by shooting lots of bullets in quick succession. It's not as if you're demonstrating precision in…

It's true! I'm not experiencing any symptoms of psychosis!

He really is, and a fantastic interviewer. It's hard to believe it took so long for him to "break through" in terms of popularity.

See, and that's where the disagreement comes in. I see (but disagree with) your point and I'm sure you feel the same way about mine. I'd argue if you're knowingly producing a weapon that is dangerous for civilians to have access to that you are being willfully negligent and should be held liable for doing so.

I'm aware of that. I was referring more to the assault rifle manufacturers who are typically the target of these suits, at least when I've read about them.

"Tarzan of the Jungle want pants too!"

Fucking commas, how do they work?

It's not as if we have photographic evidence of peaceful protesters being maced, tasered and otherwise assaulted by police.

I think the difference is that there is no reason to purchase a semi-automatic rifle other than as a tool to inflict harm on others. People use opiates for legitimate reasons, you can ingest alcohol recreationally without being addicted and so on. But guns are specifically designed to inflict harm, and these weapons…

I appreciate that the Burton version was much more true to the book, but Depp's take on the character just felt so mean spirited to me where Wilder's version was much more nuanced.

I actually used SmarterChild to look up movie times all the time back in the day. Turns out it was useful for things other than being verbally abusive to a robot.

They kind of did that as a special feature for the DVD - http://www.huffingtonpost.c…

I hope the next section has some mention of Rich Fulcher's web series, Questionable Science. That man is a treasure, though I think the series may be over now.

What I'm hearing is I should blame Drawn Together for the cancellation of Stella and The Sarah Silverman Program.

It's especially confusing since "typical" clam chowder is sometimes called New England clam chowder, an area that encompasses Rhode Island.

I grew up minutes away from Woonsocket and have never heard of this sandwich. I didn't know RI had local food oddities aside from coffee milk and Del's.

This reminded me I wanted to buy tickets to see Andrew Bird nearby. $13 service charge PER TICKET. Fuck Ticketmaster. They'll bounce back from this slap on the wrist in no time.

Such incredibly sad news. I was a huge fan of his work on Huff and followed him closely ever since. A loss of a tremendous talent for sure.