I’ve watched the first episode so far and really liked it. Who’d think I would feel sympathy for Dracula? The animation is okay, but the writing is great (so far).

Pai is so transparent. He’s still doing the show that Oliver called him out on.

Yes, bae is not an acronym; however, it’s still the dumbest word to enter the English vernacular in the last fifty years.

Similar to my stance when I tell people they are wrong and cite facts, and their response is: “freedom of speech! you can’t tell me what to say!”.

And if he doesn’t have dementia that’s kind of worse isn’t it? It implies he has control of his faculties and is still says this kind of crap.

NOTES FROM THE GRAYS:

Hear hear.

People keep saying that, and I totally appreciate the macabre joke, but the dead guy’s gay husband is still alive. This is less about not wanting a dead gay man in their crematorium and more about punishing his poor living husband. Just really FUCKING evil.

I am helping him.

He literally wrote in to get advice on how to improve his station in the dating realm. He admits he’s at a loss because, surprise, he’s 23 and doesn’t know everything. He does know how to get paid, however.

Thank you. I will never understand why people are so quick to be hostile toward “lonely, nerdy, socially-awkward guys” who want advice on how to get more dates. It’s extremely difficult for some people (myself included), and saying things like “sounds like an asshole” or “out of touch with reality” isn’t helpful or…

I want to say like “hey, you don’t want to date someone who only sees you as a bag of money” but the whole letter comes off spiced heavily with some kind of superiority/inferiority complex mixture.

How do I get people to stop sending me death threats because I have a giant mech?

You do know having muscles doesn’t make you a good person. Gains do not equate to personality.

Actually, he’s not kidding. Hence the email to Dr. Nerdlove. Give the 23-year old virgin who grew up in a working class (maybe even poor) household and who has undeveloped social skills a break. He’s gotta start somewhere and at least he recognizes many of his own shortcomings. More than I can say for a lot of the…

To be fair, he’s not trying to date Dr. Nerdlove.

Years ago, my Fox News-watching dad came over for a visit and gave my son Bill O’Reilly’s book for teenagers. My son said “Thanks Grandpa” and after my folks went home, my kid tossed the book in the garbage. He was 14.