Sure, and people who don't enjoy it ALSO have a right to talk about NOT enjoying it. Why do only the people enjoying it get to speak?

Maybe the people that announce they don't care, are annoyed that people won't shut up about it. Ever think of that?

I'm with you here. I love this site, but this article is just the author whining that some people don't like the same things as him. Personally, I neither care nor not care about football (I care sometimes, but not this year). If you care, great, and if you don't care, great, that's also your prerogative.

You seem to be missing an essential point, which is that they don't just not care, they're saying "I don't care AND I wish everyone would shut the fuck up about it already because I'm sick of hearing about it and getting actively annoyed". You're saying effectively the same thing about them, which is that you're…

The author of this article certainly seems to care that there are people who don't care about the Super Bowl. He cares enough to write a lengthy article about how nobody supposedly cares!

Aberdeen? The backwater hick town that Kurt grew up in, whose redneck homophobes tormented him endlessly through his childhood, and whom he hated?

" there was basically zero precedent in 2005 for love between the Doctor and his companion"

Good lord, you're an insufferable, humorless fuck, aren't you?

"but still, you won’t see any actual sex. It’s not called Sex Diorama."

I think downvoting is the worst thing to ever happen to Internet discussions. Downvoting is a way for lazy people to anonymously snipe at comments they don't like, without offering a rebuttal of their own. Look at the shit-show that is Reddit, and how downvoting has led to a culture of mass-shaming and…

Actually, I think it would be great if Louis CK were in charge of things. Unlike most politicians, he has a moral conscience, and seems to be someone who actually wants to make the world better.

I don't know about psychotic, but I absolutely buy that comedians are often very depressed people off the stage.

Except, we're not SURE that Deckard is a replicant, and, while it is a theory that has merit, people who treat it as a universally-agreed-upon truth irritate me.

Are we talking about the END end of The Dark Tower, or the disappointing battle with the character who turned out to be the Big Bad?

I thought the ending of The Machinist honestly just directly ripped off Fight Club.

With the Red Wedding, having read the books, I just told show-only watchers that some real shit was about to go down, and left it at that. Although when the show started, I updated my Facebook status to something like "T-minus one hour until Facebook completely implodes, ohohohohohohoho, this is gonna be good…"

Exactly. People who whine about "spoilers!" are more annoying than the spoilers themselves.