Ontological, not otological. Come on, don't get fancy if you can't BRING the fancy.

I wish you could just eliminate the synths from "Big Money." It is otherwise a great song. I saw them supporting this album and p/g (<- huh!?). Great, great shows. For me, Permanent Waves through Grace Under Pressure are peak Rush.

I got it right. I'm The Best.

I feel like Chang (Vithaya Pansringarm) was bad ass as shit. That dude was terrifying.

I like Taylor Swift. I'm completely uninterested in Kanye West though.

Walter playing, "The Man Who Sold the World," on Fringe. Perfect ending to the show. So good.

You're high right now, aren't you?

I mean, who else has the kind of star power?

I don't think the change undermines anything. It's clear that it could be faked. Also a visual medium clearly makes more sense on a TV series than in a novel.

"Here's your foot-long." Gonna hear that a lot in the slam.

But did he answer the question? Did he?

Yeah, that's good, but not as good as "Touch Me, I'm Dick" by Citizen Dick.

Good story, bro.

Mansplaining has a specifically gendered context. That he is explaining something, or defining terms on which they may differ in opinion, doesn't make it mansplaining just because he is a man and she is a woman. In other places, he was clearly condescending. But come on, she's so clearly wrong! :)

Where did he mansplain?

Alex is right. Becca is wrong. I can't believe there is so much debate on this matter.

Because a work is a parody of a genre work does not necessarily mean it is not part of that genre. This is sometimes called a loving or affectionate parody. Scream is a good example as it was made by Wes Craven who is best known for his horror work and while it brings forward slasher-movie conventions in a very…

I thought The Conjuring was genuinely scary. One of the best I have seen in awhile.

I remember seeing this at the theater. My favorite Shakespeare film adaptation. Branagh was brilliant. I hope he has at least one more in him.

Yes.