At my aunt's wedding, the musicians went on a break and left on some random pop music just to pass the time. Then (for some reason) What Did the Fox Say came on, confusing both myself and my older sister.
But dad was absolutely CONVICNED that the song had some underhand meaning.
"It's ok. You don't have to say…

Oh, and like YOU are one who causes change?

I kinda need a new Metroid now more than ever.
I have been moaning about this for quite some time, but I just haven't found ANYTHING in modern gaming that keeps my interest. BioShock Infinite was the last game that I bought day one and greedily consumed like a spoiled child. Ever since, I have only played old games…

I WANNA DRAW BLOOD TOOOOOOOO

I can never find that goddamn channel.
And they're hiding Philly!

Oh, by the way, I found the Lindbergh baby.

I'm done with physically combating that twisted old fuck.

I miss a decent episode? Have I gone suspiciously sane?

Oh. And I love Sherlock. But beating Fargo?

Woody Harrelson's burn still lingers in my mouth.

Great new Doctor, Clara isn't only bolstered by Coleman's performance anymore, and a fantastic throw back to a classic episode.

Oooof.
Just thinking of "Occurance"s ending makes my skin crawl. The silence as the dream ends and reality snaps back into place is simply memorizing. It's almost hard to consider this as a contender as "Best of TZ" because it is so wonderfully different than anything else featured on the program.

I find Series 5 to be the tightest and most compact series of the new show. I would argue the best.

Oh I really would LOVE to see the Doctor go back to his wise, almost tour guide dynamic with his companions.

It pisses me off arguing with fans of Doc Who I know (in REAL LIFE) over the sudden "creepiness" factor of Capaldi.

I was received an Inspector Spacetime notification for that?

What the HELL!?!?!? Doctor Who is back?

I don't give a shit about the weird "conspiracy" business.

Would Hitchhiker's Guide count as young novel? I pick it because sci if is within the parameters, and most people I know who have read the books did when they were in their teens.

I'm pissed that the setting looks "future-esque."
One if my favorite parts of The Giver was the slow realization that this society was OUR future. And society in my head seemed wonderfully minimalist. And now I hear there is an EXPOSITION DUMP?
Just erase ALL the subtlety, won't ya?