I don’t think they even know why their comment is so offensive, judging by the justification that doesn’t even touch on the ghastly trans-phobia in that comment.

It’s not just the block feature - it’s the ability to block someone - which forces them to unfollow you - and then unblock afterwards. Some guy was telling him to stop tweeting about politics and he’s just like, ‘Unfollow me.’ And the guy kept going and going, until finally someone pointed out that block/unblock will…

Tom Hiddleston heading towards LA and Taylor looking like:

Same - I still remember the “Laguna Beach” promo with Kirsten jumping into the pool in a red bikini while the Postal Service’s “Such Great Heights” played.

“Just get someone else to do the job you’re paying me for, jeez.”

Thank you for the lesson! I knew there was a genderqueer aspect but didn’t know the proper pronoun, and didn’t make the connection when I saw ‘ou’ elsewhere. I’m out of date and need to do some current reading on the appropriate language as an ally.

After seeing Kirsten Dunst in ‘Fargo,’ I am all for this. Also, this pairing makes sense to me for some reason - maybe both pale blonde ingenues with hot dude vampire movie connections?

Someone beat you to it:

I read a blind item that Zayn was using drugs in T Swift’s presence and she pressured Gigi to chuck him. You’re welcome for that fascinating and important piece of information.

OMG HIS HEAD IS HUMAN SIZE ON MY 24" MONITOR.

Not his “now ex-” wife? Because if Mr. Lil’ Sebastian pulled that shit the best he could hope for would be divorce. More likely, he’d be fertilizing my tomato garden from four feet under (there’s a clay hardpan that’d be a bitch to dig into).

I am glad he is so thoroughly proving himself a disgusting human being and eliminating any sympthy people outside the MRA circlejerk had for him.

The rules were allegedly unfair because:

It was like a basketball game where the other team showed up with tennis rackets, then demanded to be declared the winner without setting foot on the court. One of the most mindboggling and frustrating things I’ve ever witnessed.

“Basically, any woman with preferences and needs independent of my own is a deal-breaker.”

He was my favorite part - I think he was amazing, although he definitely took it in a different direction than any other interpretation of Lex Luthor I’ve seen. He did a great job capturing the socially awkward super genius, and I cringed from the screen when he was getting all up in Sen. June Finch’s space like a…

The length. They re-tread a lot of the commonly known mythology, without a twist or anything that makes it necessary. At 2.5 hours long, I’d recommend heading in at the 75 minute mark - you won’t miss much beforehand that isn’t familiar to any casual comic book/superhero fan (or American at this point).

It really wasn’t that terrible, and once Wonder Woman gets involved, it really picks up speed. I think the biggest problem is the first 75 minutes are a retread of the origin mythology that we all know, and a decade ago 75 minutes was an entire movie.