Yeah I thought she did fine, but then this seems like adequate and fitting punishment for this teen so…all good?

"Hey guys!" and "What's up, Youtube?" are going to replace all of our greetings.

So did job. And I'll have you know, "Grande" does not describe that tiny woman at all!

Man, it only took me ONE comic book to reach that conclusion. I picked up Fun Home and the main character's a dad and the narrator is just there to lez out. SMDH.

I feel the same way. It has a Duplass and everything.

Early on in "The Purple Rose of Cairo" someone says "There's a Depression on you know!" which I found very distracting, although I remember saying "in THIS economy" ironically all the time from 2008 until the present.

In conclusion, it wasn't Hillary Clinton's fault when she had slaves.

This time the 'Gay '90s' really will be

There, their, they're, shhhh

My theory is that we're all such seasoned TV watchers that anyone in a studio audience knows that they are there to perform as well. Also, everyone wants to believe that the comedy they're seeing is really good, so they judge it really loosely at least at the time.

Chow Yung Fat angrily sends a Mrs. Potts meme, but for an unrelated reason.

A whiskey, sour faced.

Said the hotel manager to the janitor, during the furry convention.

Hang in there! There's a jumping off place 4/5 of the way through, but post Father Zosima and until then, it's pretty straightforward and, imho, totally worth it.

I'm trying decide which of the Saddle Creek bands I've seen the most—I was going to high school in Omaha when that stuff all broke national.

I saw them live once way back in 2003, and I was really impressed that they ripped through "What You Want Is Now" as just a three-piece.

I saw Jenny Lewis WITH Postal Service once!

I was really surprised how many songs MJ has songwriting credit on. That guy wasn't just a really good performer.

We've Ben doing a pun thread, you dope.

Ending up with Brett Favre would've had its own baggage…