The problem is that their audiences don’t realize this. They think, there’s an informed authority telling me that my hate is justified. It reinforces completely false and dangerous ideas.

It sounds like BS; if he was a decent person he wouldn’t pretend to be an asshole and say terrible lies. I hear this about Ann Coulter too, and I think, no- being vile and hateful for money is worse than being vile and hateful according to your deeply held convictions. I have no idea to what degree either of them are…

No kidding. It’s always the same ones who come out of the woodwork whenever there’s a post on Gawker regarding sexual assault to explain to rape victims how these statistics are actually overblown or include things that aren’t really rape-rape, and I’m like hey dude: you are stepping up to make a clear point, but it’s…

I have been raped and I went to the police, and I’m one of the rare cases that actually saw my rapist go to jail. Having said that, I can’t in good conscience recommend to other victims to go to the police, because 10 years later, I can honestly say that my experience with the criminal justice system was equally…

this evidence supports both hypotheses, that he has self-esteem issues and is also a jackass.

You just confirmed my theory! High fives fellow weirdo!

Paul Sorvino as smokey the bear!

Now I want to know if anyone else has done this besides me and Riff Raff! Based on the content of that tweet, perhaps he’s got some insecurity issues as well.

What do you have against bad movies?

I would wager a bet that he is not. That’s even better!

It doesn’t even matter. I like bad movies just as much as good ones sometimes, and I can’t miss a film with two awesome women actors, with another good actor indulging his directorial ambition. I just can’t.

I did not know anyone else in the world did this until I saw his tweet. I am merely offering my own rationale for using the same pattern. He may have some different reason if you ask him. I would say self-esteem is a good guess, but I wouldn’t attribute that to him because I just don’t know him.

“Sorry, promotional people, Universal. I’m more into Mercury Rev, Oasis, Brian Jonestown Massacre.”

i consider myself an i not an I, i guess. I’m back to conventional usage because really, it’s distracting and twee and insufferable, but if no one cared i’d prefer to use lower case.

As the director of Lost River, Gosling made his actors keep dream journals. Basically the idea was to make Christina Hendricks andSaoirse Ronan write down their dreams

Life imitating art imitating life imitating art imitating life? Weirdness.

1) i USED TO DO THAT. the capital “I” is hard for introverts or people without self-confidence to type. It just seemed too conceited to me. But them people would become distracted and ask what that was about and I realized that it was a self-absorbed thing to do anyway.

I’m going to ruin your day: everyone you love has said something that you would hate.

That bothered me deeply too. It’s awful, and something that he’s most definitely going to regret when his daughters hear it. I have mixed feelings about it now though; do we want to hold everyone permanently in their worst moment? I think it’s fair that this will follow him around for the rest of his life, but I don’t…

Uh, you made a burner just to say that? Strange times we live in.