it's gotta be that Shinji Ikari kid,a personality so grating that I never managed to sit through Eva.

Disease is automatically a story about medicine, unless you're laboring under the impression that we just don't treat these things and let them run wild. On what moon of Mars is a politician scaremongering about an imaginary disease outbreak NOT of at least passing interest to a science blog?

This isn't about medicine.

Don't click on it next time, you petulant thin-skinned crybaby. Medicine is science.

He's implicitly implying it. This is a classic fear-mongering technique.

The original story also noted:

He's still deliberately dropping the word "Ebola" into the conversation knowing full well that our less intellectual citizens (you know who they are) will interpret it to mean illegals have Ebola. This is what they do.

I also agree that boring old Bill and dumb as a stump Sookie really do deserve each other. It would have been kind of hilarious if he succumbed to hep v while on top of her. True Blood!

I've decided I want the series to end with everyone...EVERYONE...dead except Sookie and LaFayette. And just before the last scene closes out, LaLa swings out a machete and takes Sookie's head off before saying, "Did y'all really think I'd take a chance with you? Hooker please." Then he walks off into the sunset. …

No lie, my first thought after seeing Hoyt was "oh yay Meredith will be so happy!" As if we are actual real-life friends who chat about True Blood, lol.

Hep V sex is really, really sad. And kinda gross.

It's like a punishment.

I can't believe that now even Sookie is having Bill civil war flashbacks

The pilot vampire's corpse shit-pissing ammonia as a punctuation to the stinger removal was hilarious. And the non-business end of that stinger (is it just one of those little parasite worms, fully formed, and the NBE is just the blood delivery system to fuel the reanimated / physiologically altered corpse host?) is…

I loved it when the woman fed the neighbor to her husband in the shed. I hate annoying neighbors.

Yeah I thought the same. The drawings shown here are quite beautiful, but I don't think spongebob was ever meant to be or represent the kind of teenager boy that makes girls drool over. I always figured he was meant to represent a freckle-faced, pimply nerd kid with glasses and a particularly idiotic sense of humor.

I don't see what Marvel did as political correctness. In fact, I see what they're doing with Cap and Thor as creative. Captain America has always been—to a degree—the United States, personified, so why not try it with a different character behind the mask? And even better with someone of an entirely different skin…

It really reminds me of the online ads you might notice from time to time for crappy mobile dating sims.

Why spotlight terrible artwork?

How to draw generic characters 101.