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So I am excited for this, 100 percent, but am I the only one who kind of liked the TV show? Not as a comic adaptation I guess, but just on its own?

Matt Bomer gets away with it because he does it correctly. You take your damn hat off inside! For fucks sake how hard is that douchecanoes!? 'seethes' (also milady is used for nobility only, okay? If you're going to do etiquette, do it right!)

It's at moments like these that I truly appreciate the Episcopal church I was raised in. We had a (not even near so serious) issue with on of our priests sort of loosing his mind (tried to excommunicate a congregant for becoming a non-denominational pastor so she could do prison ministry, messy divorce, hoarding

There was a 50/50 split to those pressuring her to keep it and those pressuring her to abort actually. My impression on watching the pilot was that she had to step back from everybody yelling at her and make her own decision, which she did. At the moment her plan is to have the baby and give it up to the father (who

I feel like this was less of a 'help the child learn' moment and more of a 'cover our asses' moment. Which is absolute crap. Public schools, gah. Rage face.

I came here to ask just this. It kind of sounds like this is only talking about violence in men? So more women more men being violent? It seems, and I could have misread it, that it completely disregards violence done by women. Which is once again relying on the stereotype that women aren't violent, which is a load of

I can feel the plant watching.

Especially because I'm pretty sure Buffy was the first show to do the musical episode thing and it's since become a trope. Now everybody does it and no one does it as well.

Squirrel Girl is my spirit animal! I'm super excited for this. I might even collect the monthlies instead of waiting for the trades! Wheeeeeee!

Yeah, but to be fair (I know, I know shouldn't make excuses) not only was this an altogether horrible relationship but it was also the 80s. I think he has proven a lot of very good character development since this incident? Maybe? Just let me love Hawkeye! (cries and runs out)

Oh man, Lady Hellboy (Hellgirl?) is amazing. I wish I had the time, know how, and unlaziness to do cosplay.

I don't know why I'm engaging buuuuut, here goes. So I was in a taxi cab one and the driver sexually assaulted me (wasn't in the U.S. so there was no divider). My first reaction wasn't 'get out of this car' it was scootch as far over as I could and 'whuuuuuu?' It wasn't until I was home, in my pajamas three hours

Oh man. "I don't want to go." Brings on the waterworks every time. Seriously just heartbreaking especially when you see him start crying as the light from his regeneration eclipses his face. Oooof.

I love your Robin love as I too have it but I have to dispute. Dick Grayson is my all time favorite hero (I know it's kind of weird). Dick Grayson for the win!

You are correct. One of the slayers that Spike killed was a mother and her son was raised by her watcher so they did financially support Robin. What I always thought was that Giles was supposed to have provided for Buffy but he got fired and was no longer getting paid for a while and so the small wage he was supposed

Oh holy shit, this is amazing! I'm so excited!

Same. It just makes me wish they hadn't cancelled New Amsterdam. His son was more interesting in that show, as was his partner. They even tweaked the true love crap to make it work by the end of that first season. Just, sads.

All the replies to this have been gold, but in an effort to be semi-serious. There are a lot of good things that frats and sororities do, especially in smaller schools. Some of them are completely charity driven, others academic. My brother in law founded the branch of the fraternity that he was in and it was one of

This may not be that surprising in concept but a lot of people I tell it to are surprised that it's not just a joke. In Wisconsin it is legal to drink alcohol at any age below 18 as long as your legal guardians are present. After 18 and until 21 it gets a bit fuzzy, but most people still let you drink if your parents

I agree to a point. I think what made the originals so great was the practical effects. I loved watching them as a kid and as an adult. The fourth was on that track, I was enjoying watching it for about 45 minutes and then all of a sudden it swerved to the left and there was CGI blowing up everywhere. To me Indiana