I'm not an Assassins Creed guy, but does "hey, I would rather not be mind controlled, free will is nifty" really count as "libertarianism"?

I went to Google and iMDB, and neither is showing a result.

When was Margaret Cho on Sunny?

If it means he has to stop being governor I whole-heartedly support it.

Eric Bachman? This is your mom, and you are not my baby.

A near household name? That seems pretty generous, honestly.

I really don't think trying to make it a gender thing is doing the argument any favors. I doubt William H Macy's pay is based on him being a man so much as it is him being by far the most famous person on the show.

Is this person on the record as believing in both, or are you just mixing and matching two opinions that exist? It's easy to prove hypocrisy if the two things don't have to be believed by the same person.

My money's on cowboys in regular mode, samurai if they go crazy like Wyatt's men. Bullets are great when the robots are acting like humans, but we've seen that sometimes they can just shrug off bullets, in which case the edge is clearly in the robot with the giant sword.

Bad things happening to characters is very frequently used to drive other characters' story. Arya's story is 80% "these guys died, and I'm going to get revenge for it".

Maybe it's just me, but I find it odd that people draw the line at rape. Game of Thrones can cut penises off, have people flayed alive, a baby was eaten by dogs, but a rape scene is just too much? Raping Sansa probably isn't in the ten worst things Ramsay has done.

Panini press is a great device. You can cook chicken, then make a grilled sandwich with the same tool.

Didn't they have a long way to travel? Way easier to carry a bit of gold than that gold's value in diapers. It's like a gift card.

I'm not sure Rose would reform. Whatever's going on with Steven is unprecedented.

Gold, frankincense, and myrrh are very useful, in that you can sell them for a lot of money to get diapers and milk.

Howard was absurdly good at running in those heels, she made it seem plausible.

Holt was 100% wrong on the Monty Hall problem, which seemed weird to me. Once you have it explained well it's a pretty simple idea.

Poorly structured for discussion? I've never seen a better comment setup. So easy to navigate, it makes Disqus look like garbage.

He can't stop her from doing it, but he should at least be kept in the loop. Hiding that is reprehensible.

The meaning of the line was pretty clear in context, this controversy was nonsense.