I see a lot of people abusively insisting abuse against women doesn’t exist on the Internet, alas. Although there are also people who insist it’s trivial, you’re right.

It’s a self-demonstrating example!

I’ll never get the impulse to insist abuse against women on the Internet doesn’t exist by abusing women on the Internet. Like, how much cognitive dissonance are we talking about here?

Basically what that’s saying to me is that FF merch doesn’t sell well enough for Marvel to bother making it.

Wrong. The movies are free advertising for Marvel merch. They didn’t give Fox any merch rights; as far as Marvel is concerned, these movies are just expensive promotional materials for their products.

If I remember correctly, Marvel backed the past FF films with a big merch push... and that merch rotted on the shelves. No links to back that up, though, I’d appreciate any proof for or against.

But comic book characters don’t, as a rule, grow, regardless of continuity or lack thereof.

Well, if you want to get MARRIED, that’s cheap. If you want to stage a wedding, that’s expensive. I think the issue is the latter, not the former.

Technically, only those born in 1982 are “millennials,” since originally it was a marketing term for “came of age at the millennium.” Now it’s just a generic marketing term for twentysomethings. Generally this illustrates we shouldn’t listen to marketing departments about what defines a generation.

Yeah, I find the baby fever of relatives vaguely insulting. Uh, it’s my wife’s body. She gets the only say.

I have a relative somewhat like that. My wedding was not planned to her specifications, and she was quite upset. She hasn’t talked to me directly in like three years, to the point of constructing elaborate holiday plans to avoid myself, my wife, my father, and my stepmother.

I’m gonna lay down money here that John’s kinda dumb?

Cocktail weiners? Vienna Sausages?

Yep. Actually, Britain’s most prominent cultural export these days is shitty reality TV. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_A…

Come on, T-SHIRT.

It’s pretty solid. I think I prefer the Stealin’ Time, though.

It’s become less apricot-esque over time, but it’s still a decent pale ale. I’m just generally a little tired of their marketing hype.

It probably won’t be Jim Bob, but unfortunately, the Quiverfull movement is perfect for child molesters; a lot of them grow their own victims. So, yeah, I give it maybe a year at the outside before one of these guys gets the perp walk.

Oh, you’re absolutely right. Sorry, just a bit grouchy lately.