I'm sorry I know this - but they aren't together anymore. They were together for like seven years though.

For me, it's between The Cutting Edge and You've Got Mail. I've also tried to pinpoint why those movies work for me when most of their ilk do not, but I give up. They're just good, trashy fun.

Same here, Craig, only it was a summer working long hours and weekends. I actually started looking forward to coming to the office on a Saturday when I could just turn on hours of EHG and plow through my pile of work. It felt almost relaxing.

Same here, Craig, only it was a summer working long hours and weekends. I actually started looking forward to coming to the office on a Saturday when I could just turn on hours of EHG and plow through my pile of work. It felt almost relaxing.

I do this with my brother too, and yes, no massages because that is gross. I actually started calling my brother "Brother" after watching AD, but I really had no idea that's why I was doing it. It just seemed right.

I do this with my brother too, and yes, no massages because that is gross. I actually started calling my brother "Brother" after watching AD, but I really had no idea that's why I was doing it. It just seemed right.

O'Neal, this cements my suspicion that your tweet that the place you were visiting for Pop Pilgrims was awful was about Minneapolis. I was hoping it was going to be some farther-flung locale in the Twin Cities. I'm sad you had a shitty time here - what went wrong? I love it here, but I can imagine that if you're here…

O'Neal, this cements my suspicion that your tweet that the place you were visiting for Pop Pilgrims was awful was about Minneapolis. I was hoping it was going to be some farther-flung locale in the Twin Cities. I'm sad you had a shitty time here - what went wrong? I love it here, but I can imagine that if you're here…

Also, in case I didn't make it clear in my first comment, I hate having hecklers or other vocal audience members when I go to shows. I get it. And honestly, if I were in this woman's position - not knowing who Tosh was or what he did, and being offended by the act - I would have probably done what you suggest. I would…

Also, in case I didn't make it clear in my first comment, I hate having hecklers or other vocal audience members when I go to shows. I get it. And honestly, if I were in this woman's position - not knowing who Tosh was or what he did, and being offended by the act - I would have probably done what you suggest. I would…

Gotcha. It's definitely important to put ladies in their place by suggesting they should be gang-raped, if they ruin everyone else's good time. There's nothing left to discuss.

Gotcha. It's definitely important to put ladies in their place by suggesting they should be gang-raped, if they ruin everyone else's good time. There's nothing left to discuss.

Most people are not criticizing him for doing rape jokes - though I'm sure some people are. They are criticizing him for suggesting that five men should rape this woman in his audience. That's not a joke. It's not "testing out material."

Most people are not criticizing him for doing rape jokes - though I'm sure some people are. They are criticizing him for suggesting that five men should rape this woman in his audience. That's not a joke. It's not "testing out material."

So, you're saying she asked for it? Interesting.

So, you're saying she asked for it? Interesting.

It might not be a contest except for the fact that Tami Taylor exists.

It might not be a contest except for the fact that Tami Taylor exists.

When the episodes aired on BBC, I saw vague spoilers about sadness and John, and somehow got the idea that it was Watson who died in this episode. I managed to avoid all other details for the past five months, but was really dreading this episode.

When the episodes aired on BBC, I saw vague spoilers about sadness and John, and somehow got the idea that it was Watson who died in this episode. I managed to avoid all other details for the past five months, but was really dreading this episode.