Oh for the love of god, I'm debating a furry about my name and lack of icon.

I don't know how to be any other guy than the one I'm being, "snarky skunk."

The word he's looking for when he says "bad guy, well not bad guy" is antagonist, the opposite of the protagonist.

"In recent years, South Park has become more and more content to
let the bad guy win. Okay, maybe “bad guy” is somewhat inaccurate, given
the show’s increasingly complex moral stance on a variety of issues. So let me rephrase myself: In recent years, South Park has become more and more content to let whoever it’s…

… what???

Yes, that's all fine and good, but what would Teti's mother's plan be if she were a supervillain?

Ya, I guess being kind about it, they appeared to have run into their budget wall and were reduced to just using a leftover star trek set and a fog machine to stand in for the other-dimensional realm.

No, the thing that was hunting her was living on the plants too. Jesus, do I have to draw you a picture? :)

He said there was some flora when Caulson was asking him what they had learned so far, I guess she was able to eat that?

"Oh hi Buff - I mean Sk - I mean Daisy!"

I was going to say it was too soon, but unfortunately it looks like we're never going to be far enough away from the most recent mass shooting.

They truly were the greatest generation. *salutes sadly*

That's a fair point.

Here is just one of many, many articles which explain how this works. You dope.

Is he griping, or just answering a question that was put to him on a panel?

One version with the N-word, and one version where nobody says anything.

"What Do You Smell Like" is a pretty funny title. I think I'm going to call that a win and not ruin it by listening.

How do you know it's the same people? There are a LOT of people in the world, it's probably a safer bet that it's all different people. Some people feel one way, others feel differently.

well put :)

It was considerate of the author to leave "Don't you hate pants!" for the commentariat.