Hm. That's odd.

I once heard someone say something similar in regards to the Japanese interment camps the U.S. started during WWII. I'm paraphrasing but it was something like, "Yeah but the Japanese camps for U.S. soliders were a lot worse. At least ours were more humane."

I loved "Into the Abyss" for this reason. He occasionally is genuinely baffled by the people he interviews, but he never condescends to or argues with them.

The "controversy" was the best thing that could have happened for his sales. Never underestimate the desire for people to hate read things or read them purely to make others angry.

I feel like this was a episode from Season One of "Enterprise".

Yeah . . . I've always found that a bit disturbing. Its part of a larger problem today where people jump around connecting words with similar words to extreme ideologies. To use your example, being progressive is associated with being "liberal", which is associated with being "far left wing", which is associated with…

I believe this quote from "Peep Show" is appropriate

In the future there will be bulky electronics and no voice-mail.

"It could be worse, my nose could be gushing blood!"

At least it would be less boring . . .

America's love affair with political intrigue and over the top southern accents will never grow old

This list is the equivalent of someone just keeping track of who was trending the most on twitter this year and throwing in one or two (kind of) surprises.

Yeah, most shows would just say "penis" . . . but "vas deferens" is so amazingly specific.

I don't give a tuppenny fuck about your moral conundrum, you meat-headed shit-sack.

Yeah . . . I sincerely doubt that this is the real end of Brian. I watched the episode out of curiosity after I heard what happened and I thought that the lack of any resolution on who was driving the car that killed Brian (especially since they very deliberately showed it driving fast towards towards him) meant that…

Tights + 9/11 imagery = $

Oh . . . right.

Why does everything have to be about "darkness" these days?

"Steel Man, Dark Knight"

No mention of Stephen Sondheim's "Assassins"? Booooooooooo!