Yeah but if I were fabulous enough to be a drag queen, I wouldn't want to go dancing in a strip mall.

To Alexsandro Palombo:

One of my mottos is "the right tool for the right job."

A much better soundtrack (I especially like starting at 1:05):

I think we all remember our first Chloe Sevigny a bit more fondly than all the others. Toest.

There can only be one staunch character.

Here's a word Mark Simpson: linguidiocy.

I'm not going to make an Indian Giver joke.

I don't know if I trust GLAAD with any corporate endorsements just yet. http://gawker.com/5813405/glaad-…

I was just going to post the same thing, only in written form! So here's the print story if you can't listen to TAL. http://www.psmag.com/navigation/hea…

So bad aim will prevent this man from living behind bars. What a world.

Oh right, like that's really going to work.

I'll take a contrarian—though not just for spite—view here when I say this actually looks like it has potential. Its sexist views and stereotypical portrayal of the POC secretary do make it cringe worthy, but let's assume they don't form the backbone of the show's conceit. This may be asking a lot, especially because…

"Dead End... I yield."

So you wanna play with Magic? Boy, you should know what you're fallin' for.

"Having an account" on Google+ is about as meaningful a statistic as having a membership card to Blockbuster.

The best part is if the kid had asked out Mr. Gay America, this story would be heralded with jubilant front page headline font.

The quote wasn't taken out of context. The meaning of the quote was adequately presented with the meaning she intended to convey coming through. The fact that elsewhere she contradicts herself is not the writer's concern. It just means she either has a multifaceted view of the situation or that she doesn't have a very…