You are incorrect that the creators had no idea what the meaning was. There is a throughline that is the show's constant message: "'us vs. them' causes everyone pain." THe fact that they didn't know exactly how that throughline was related to how they moved the island, or whatever, is a separate criticism.

But by the time you get to the end, you realize you're in weird shit universe (well before, in fact), so the question of how any particular bit of weird shit happened? I don't know how to put on eye makeup, either, but I don't need a scene on Grey's Anatomy showing how Meredith does it.

Argh! They resolved everything! It was magic fucking island!

Me no am Bizarro @richardforman:disqus ! Bad bye Richard Forman! Bad bye!

Fuck for a while and then stick it back in her mouth when you're about to finish.
(Uh, clear this with her first.)

Fallacy of the excluded middle. You don't have to punch your card with some rando in the parking lot of the Stop 'N' Go, god knows I didn't, but you don't need to figure out that someone is your soulmate before you become physically intimate, either. It's why the fourth date is a cliche — if they've been good dates,…

It is pretty funny.

Largely about tittys, but there's some other stuff in there too.

For those of you who don't have first-hand experience, you know what (I'm not being a prude, but it appears that the filtering software at this jobsite is) smells a lot like a really good cheeseburger topped with black truffle oil. I learned that last week at the new burger place near my house.

Dude, I've met you, and you had *no chance*.

You seem pretty confused — you're upset that you're a virgin, but you refuse to have or seek sex in the way that most people have it. If what you really want is sex as an expression of love, exclusively, that's cool, but then you need to realize that what you're looking for is different than what a lot of people are…

It's not antiquated for someone to want it. It's antiquated for you to suggest that it's what she **should** want.

Same here. I will do a pass on my neck with my unsheathed trimmer once a week or so if I think of it. Otherwise, I don't mess with it for weeks at a time. I'd never, ever make it to work on time if I were clean-shaven.

I'm sure he was tripping on something at the time.

My face is lovely, but I do look like I'm about 22. I mean, I assume. I haven't been clean shaven since I was 27, so maybe now I look 35 underneath. But I'll probably never know.

I think it's pretty good. The last season of the show is the weakest, no doubt, but it's insane to me that people expected anything from the finale of the show that wasn't there.

Then why are you asking?

I don't think you pay that much attention to the score as you go. I've never been on, but I did do trivia competitions in high school, and you just buzz when you think you've got a chance. And remember, these contestants don't have any previous experience in this environment, so it's easy for excitement to trump good…

I thought maybe Asimov at first simply because he's usually the guy that people make humorous tributed too, but of course he's not a scientist. Then I figured it out because of billions.
That would have been an embarassing one to get wrong, as I took a class with Prof. Sagan many years ago. He even had us critique the…

Nah, I didn't encounter them until my sister was little in the mid-'80's. It took a while to catch on, and by then you'd aged out. But my kids love Spot too. (Esp. my youngest.)