I think the movie was nowhere near as powerful as this show or the book. It was a bit disappointing, to be honest.

I shared a story yesterday about someone who I went to high school with (who I only keep on my FB because I think he's legit dangerous and someone needs to watch him) on the day of the Women's March writing about how "one day, the libtards are going to push us too far and then we'll show them how powerless they are!…

I had a social studies teacher who swore to me that the Church never burned heretics.

I'm not making fun of you here, but as another male, I can't believe you couldn't figure it out. Her bandages were in her genital area.

Dude, fuck off. You aren't funny. You aren't clever. And you're not even interesting enough to piss anyone off. You're a minor annoyance, the kid who picks his nose and tries to gross out the girls by showing them the booger on your finger. Go try to pretend to yourself that you aren't a complete loser somewhere else.

When the women's march happened, someone I went to high school with was going on on Facebook about how "one day, the libtards are going to push us too far and we'll show them how powerless they are. I'm at the range every weekend." The only reason I haven't deleted the asshole (who lost his testicles to cancer and is…

There's so little humor that I distinctly remember the three times I laughed out loud.

This is a debate you need to have with the producers of the show, not me. Lol. I am just saying what they said.

Two things about the show. First, if it had been shown at any other time, I don't think it would effect me as much, but seeing it when someone like Mike Pence, who would die from happiness if this was reality, is in the White House, makes me genuinely afraid.

New York has some of the toughest gun laws in the country. Which means we (I live in Brooklyn) wouldn't be able to fight back if Gilead put in enough of their armed thugs here. Sure, they'd run into resistance, but they've shown they are willing to shoot protests up. Who is to say they didn't blow up a few subway cars…

Maybe I understood it wrong, but Alaska and Hawaii are all that's left of the US as we are living in it now. There wouldn't be RED Centres in Alaska. They said that US troops were fighting the Guardians of the Faith in Chicago. The Republic of Gilead is what the rest of the US became. If you were attacking Anchorage,…

I think Anchorage is the United States as we remember it now. After all US soldiers are fighting the soldier of Gilead in Chicago. It seems only Hawaii and Alaska were not converted.

Well, that is exactly the point. If they are going through something much worse than Offred, he or she, I don't remember who they spoke to, asked why are we focusing on Offred if there's a much more important story to tell elsewhere?

The statement I remember reading was that if black women are still being sent to the homelands, why is the story not focused on them instead of Offred?

I have to say I've never seen a movie or tv show that upset me as much as this did. It was so very well done and I'm going to watch every episode, but I am not sure I can watch them more than once. Normally, I'll watch things by myself and then with my girlfriend, but this was so true to what we are so close to…

She needs to be on the top of the mountain. She should be the Brock Lesnar of the women's division, whichever brand she ends up on.

I don't understand how it is possible to not be excited for Asuka, but different strokes, I guess.

I think it would open things up for the women so much. Some women are just not going to become women's champion, so why not have something for other women to compete for. Just off the top of my head, they could have Liv and Carmella, Emma and Dana, Peyton and Billie.

I love the mouth guard.

Fandango coming at JBL without his shirt was pretty awesome.