In fairness, those six seem to be right in the sweet spot of a Trump supporter in terms of IQ.

"Drew Barrymore - you… smell like flowers."

This is a song that was made recently? It sounds like something you found in your garage from 1989, Internet.

Written by the great Sam Riegel.

Donald Trump thinks the exit would be good for Britain. I now know everything I need to know about how stupid an idea it is.

This is insultingly unfunny. It feels like an aggressive non-joke that's saying something about what the AV Club thinks of me, personally.

Are you in the Western Cape? That's apparently where it's from.

The reviewer has seen it…

Why, I love fish sticks!

I think you're safe, judging from the trailer it looks like he will be spending those 45 minutes waxing about oil and the ecology.

In other words, yes to the reddit redpill question?

$$$

douchebag comes first. He cultivated the face after a lifetime of being called a douchebag, as a way of defending himself. That's his "I preemptively don't care that everyone hates me" face.

He is, but he prefers to be paid in cocaine.

I just realized what a ridiculous statement "It was imperceptible but I felt it" is.

Chaps are chaps, old chap.

That's true, but I'm less concerned with what moral ground they were staking out than the success with which they executed that vision. The Cell was a visual masterpiece, and Vincent D'Onofrio was compelling and layered. It had plenty of flaws, but Now You See Me was just awful in every way, from concept to execution…

It's the middlest of middle-of-the-road, milquetoast programming - the least offensive, least challenging, most watered-down content you could possibly imagine… why would you expect it to be anything other than the most watched show?

Compared to Now You See Me, The Cell was Citizen Kane.

Personally, I do like to know if a show I'm watching is popular or not, it's interesting to know if you're one of a few people who are into something or if a lot of people share your interest.