You're ignoring the first rule of politics, though: if someone does some bad things, everything they do is bad.

Yeah, that's true. Frequent record-breaking definitely hints that something is amiss. As long as you're looking at appropriate time scales.

Just because they won't listen to science doesn't me we should stop using it in favor of the reactionary BS they use.

Low temperature records were broken across Europe last month. Neither of these facts support or help debunk climate change. Looking at weather instead of climate is the thing climate change deniers do. Let's not join them.

You're right, it's not normal. All datasets have outliers, though.

Serious question: based on your experience, do you think Trump is mentally ill? If so, do you think personal insults about him are out of place in any way? (Obviously this wouldn't give him immunity, but would it commute much of the blame from him to solely those who voted for him or those who continue to support…

Please don't use anecdotal evidence of a few days' weather in one location to support your view of climate change. That's what the deniers do, and it's not helpful or scientific for the correct people, either.

I agree. Perhaps this reveals a subconscious preference to writing over other aspects of TV/movies among AV Club commenters.

Cinecraft wasn't saying Carrey isn't a good dramatic actor, but that he couldn't return to comedy after that. I think.

Or even something like "American colonies".

Yeah, probably. I was trying to make a joke about the potentially vague meaning of "that is all". It won't happen again.

I can't shake the idea that two of these folks are Gerhardts, so I don't trust them either.

THAT'S ALL YOU ENJOYED HIM IN!?!?

Harpo! Good thought. I can't wait until he gives his leg to someone to hold. That's my favorite Harpo gag.

These are their stories.

Wasn't it Summerland? Regardless, between that and Clockworks, TVs world has weird place names.

My issue wasn't that it was a small role. It's that it was a bad role/performance. It was just him doing his Abed impression from the body-switching episode of Community. Also, apparently he was needed to explain what a gravity assist was to the director of NASA, like it's some revolutionary aspect of space travel.

That doesn't really bother me. Disney movies are made by employees, and I still like those. Also, when comparing it to the insufferable Buzzfeed, I'll take an official perspective over a fan one.

There was an article about it yesterday. Unless you're being facetious. Actually, even if you're being facetious, there was an article about it yesterday.

I was certainly surprised when I went to her lecture at my college. I was expecting some stand-up or something based on her name.