Question: who's the sexier Spock, Nimoy or Quinto?

No, those are girls who post stuff about "the Winchester Boys" on the IMDB board of literally every horror movie ever made.

Schlnder's Fist?

Mary Sue, erm, Sookie Stackhouse.

Would you watch Zachary Quinto playing a bitchy mean werewolf a la Chad Warwick?

I heard James McAvoy might play Shadow and I audibly muttered "Fuck THAT." If Shadow is played by some milquetoast white guy, I'm 100% out.

That's pretty interesting. I think maybe it's because Studio Ghibli movies like Ponyo and Totoro are a little simpler and linear in plot than, say, some Disney movies. I remember not being able to follow the plot of Mary Poppins at all as a kid, but I probably could tell you what happened in Totoro.

I still want to eat everything I've ever seen in Spirited Away. My God, some of that food looks worth turning into a pig for…..

To cheer you up, here's a link to Ann the Red's Blog, where she creates different foods from Miyazaki's movies.
http://annathered.tumblr.co…

Ron Howard narration: "And that's when Hayao realized he had made a huge mistake."
Hayao: "Always secure the animation rights."

"Oh Jesus no, did the big Catbus in the Sky take him away? Oh phew, he's just retiring. Wait, what?"
*shaking bleary anime eyes simulating tearing up*

So pithy, it could have come right from Captain Kirk's mouth.

A big percentage of the terrible unbearable nightmare aspects of my childhood came from Catholicism, which made me afraid of everyone that wasn't Catholic as well as certain that I was going to die.

Sounds like a Mighty Mighty Bosstones song.

Cynthia from Rugrats always holds a dear place in my heart because despite the fact that she looks quite ratchet, she's still the most beautiful and important thing to Angelica. I think most kids have something they feel that way about.

America stopped caring about baseball after "The Sandlot" and it's gendered equivalent "A League of Their Own" proved that fictional and dramatized-real stories of baseball are way better than the real thing, which generally doesn't include enormous killer dogs and Geena Davis.

They would have sewn the buttons back on, but they need all their thread to appease the cat gods of the planet, may their passing cleanse the world.

"We'll all be sticking together."
"Bugger that. What's Oregon like?"
"Portland will be fantastic 50 years from now."
"Oh boy."

The biggest shock of the episode was that he was married. MARRIED. She was like the local manager of your local Blockbuster: things are looking pretty bad, but damnit she needs this job.

If you don't want people to assume you live near the water, you shouldn't go around telling strangers you live in a dam house.