See, when people say that the US civil war was about State's Rights, they are absolutely lying. The Confederacy was about maintaining white supremacy and African slavery. State's Rights were the opposite of what the Confederacy was about.

Neither.

How would that work exactly? If Gamergate wanted the "Ethics in Video Game Journalism" to be their unneeded cover story, then the Save Point panel would be about "Ethics in Video Game Journalism." What would it gain them if they blew up their cover story? (And I'm saying them loosely because you are referring to a…

The reason why I responded with that is that the Fry macro squints and says "Can't tell if ________ or if it's ____________" I mean its mildly amusing, but not really helpful.

Ok, without the image macro, I'm not sure where you are going with that.

Ask yourself something; if GamerGate isn't about video game journalism, at least in part, and its all about misogyny and harassing women, then why is the panel about ethics in video game journalism associated with GamerGate?

I liked re-watching Community and Other Space. I never got into Sin City Saints. I must have watched Milana Varntraub say "we're going to drink until we like ourselves or until we s#!t ourselves" at least ten times.

Just a point. K9 seems a little overlooked. They did try to spin him and Sarah Jane Smith off in the early 80s.

Real quick, Denise is still around? And is she ok with Kermit getting a freebie with Lea Thompson? Or was that a thing with Piggy?

And this is why I don't mind Ser Loras' sex life on Game of Thrones.

Don't say that too loud. My father has issues with homosexuals and Dan Hartman. Admittedly, more about Dan Hartman.

The problem with the analogy is that feminist criticism doesn't end with the movie.

The Karen-Tina-Michael triangle with Stewart as a line is an example of bisexuality. If the men wore skirts when the skirts were female identifying clothes, then it's cross dressing. If the men wore skirts and skirts either identified men or were gender neutral, it's just dressing

The skant, the technical name for the mini skirt duty uniform from ST:TNG, appeared on background men and women throughout the first season. Troi wore the skant during Encounter at Farpoint before trading it for casual wear for the next 5 and a half seasons.