“ I forgot how both of them start so strong and finish up a mess.”

People who vote for third party candidates are like people who complain that Yngwie Malmsteen isn’t as popular as Green Day. He’s a much better musician!

Truly we only have but so much capacity to churn out content, and I appreciate it when people understand that reality.

1. That section of League was extraordinarily awful, and came LONG after the time when Moore had disappeared WAY up his own ass with the series (please note that this is coming from someone who owns all of them, it’s not like I don’t adore Alan Moore;)

Meanwhile, Judith Butler was asked the same question by the New Statesman and positively ethered the interviewer:

Trouty!

My Boys was great. I once dragged friends (who did not watch the show) to some shitty martini bar in River North because the b-list guys were there for a promotional event for it. According to FaceBook this is August 2008.

That’s mostly embarrassing for you.

No he’s not. He’s beloved by a small group of fans. The general public has no idea who he is. Just because you love him doesn’t mean everyone else does. 

Ah fuck, now we know of two people with a brain injury.

MY SWEET BOY HUP!! NOOOOOOOOOOOO!

I’m sure thats true of JJ since he wasn’t directly involved with creative after s1. You’re thinking of Carlton Cuse. also,for the umpteenth record, they weren’t all dead the entire time.

Nestor Carbonell seems like a nice enough guy but I just can’t get over how much he looks exactly like someone who would be named Nestor Carbonell. 

Chris Pratt has now reached levels of dislike-him-so-much-for-his-personality that I won’t even watch him in films he’s well cast for.

So Abrams, who directed 2 of the films he’s suggesting are highly problematic and possibly racist, is cool, but the one guy who made a Star Wars with some progressive perspective and thematic intrigue is the loser?

Favorite character actor Dennehy. Favorite drink O’Doul’s. 

“tHis iS mADe fOr grOwNuPS”

For you it’s fine. And, well, that’s fine.

Yes, facing consequences for your actions and comments is stupid.

Wow, I haven’t seen this, but we totally would have watched it on Movie Night at the Methodist church. (I’m not Methodist, but a bunch of us went anyway because free movies.) We also saw Romero, which broke me, Jesus of Montreal, which broke me even more, and Life of Brian, which the minister hated hated hated hated…