Their eyes glow and they speak in mumbled quotations from Obama speeches.

Fool me once, shame on you.
Fool me twice, shame on you AGAIN! I'm a nice person! Why you gotta play me like that?

It's a gem. "This was no street kid…" and the closing statement made me howl with laughter the first time I read that thread. Thank goodness I was alone at home at the time.

…And playing the same character? Man, that's messed up!"

The perp tried to kill him with a 12-inch dildo.

http://www.avclub.com/artic…

Belzer did an episode or two last season, and he's looking really frail these days. I was sad to see him like that. (Not that I still watch this show or anything… *hangs head in shame*)

I can't possibly understand the reasoning behind re-releasing the books without the original art. Children are no more fragile or less perverse than they were 20 years ago.

I had to do some googling to remember Gammell's work. I loved the Scary Stories… series as a child primarily for his art. This ridiculously named blog has a nice tribute to him and collection of his artwork: http://floobynooby.blogspot…

Now I'm definitely downloading it.

I think what the study shows is that we need more men in maths and sciences. Maybe then they'll learn to understand ratios and percentages. #sarcasm #hashtag

I like my women like they are in Cormac McCarthy novels: awkwardly written, scarcely used… and then killed by falling rocks or stray bullets.

I loved the film of No Country…. I won't even dare try The Road.

"So you're telling me that the perp gets off on adding colons? Man, that's messed up!" (Ice-T's one minute of screen time that season)

Welcome! I'm always happy to pass that video along. It's a go-to of mine on crappy days. :)

Yes! And Raul Esparza (from Hannibal, Pushing Daisies, SVU, etc.). The Miscast Gala performances bring me such joy.

You might get a kick out of this when you're done with work: https://www.youtube.com/wat…

One of the commenters here once referred to Marni Nixon as the "original autotune." I thought that was too clever by half.

I've only heard Hepburn singing "Moon River" in Breakfast at Tiffany, and her voice was surprisingly sweet. With training, I bet she could have done a good job in My Fair Lady, but the studio probably wanted to skip all of that work and go with a voice that they knew was already perfect.

Voice lessons can definitely help with building range and power.