But they don’t expand enough to impress anyone.

People are very visual, next time try showing them instead of just talking about it

Guy Posting On Wrong Thread apparently changed the gimmick to Guy Posting From Wrong Account.

That books is actually about a disgraced LAPD detective named Charlie Waldo who is “living the life of a minimalist in the woods.” Eventually, though, he gets “roped back into working as a private eye” when the wife of a TV star gets murdered.

Faces of Death?

I am not responding to a eulogy at a private ceremony or some article in some small Pittsburgh-based periodical. This is a piece in The Washington Post. An opinion piece premised on a lie, with multiple lies in its text and a lying-ass title. And these are the sorts of Pollyanna-ish lies that literally endanger…

As for who’s going to replace him,

You mean Boston, one of the most liberal places in the country?

I got a Community notification for this?

I kept wanting the Dean to pop out and blurt out one of his usual puns.

You could also block people. I miss that feature so freaking much.

The main advantage of the old commenting system was that it was far easier to collapse threads, so it was easy to ignore the bullshit. Plus the fact that you could actually tell who responded to what improved readability significantly. That’s my explanation for everyone’s rosy memories, aside from general nostalgia…

This was always my least favorite kind of horror movie. Anything tiny, including insects. Critters. That thing from Cat’s Eye. The terrible Ghoulies movie that took place at the fun fair. Yuck!

God I loved the Puppet Master series (to a point), and the weird conversations I had with tape collectors at comic conventions in the late 90's about why Full Moon didn’t have the rights for the original are a big part of why I still love going to conventions. 

I started using Tom’s since this post. Funny enough I just had to buy a second one and without looking...I got the Kids version. Still works!

Does this make anybody else worry about the shape of Bricken’s penis??

I just appreciate the user name and comment synergy at work here.

One of the residents hit him with an aluminum vacuum tube.

The second half of SoA was ruined by two factors. It turned into a big hit quite late, around season 4 or 5, which resulted in FX ordering more seasons and asking Sutter to produce extended cuts, which allowed them to sell more commercials at their highest rate. And Sutter needs another authority to reign him in. The…