It stands to reason that a generation of kids reared on Funny or Die videos and Adult Swim shows would gravitate towards an immature self referential randomness engine like Deadpool. I enjoy him well enough as an alternative to the staid, grim characters in comics but even then it's a tightrope act between making him…

It can be two things.

For whatever reason A Serious Man held no appeal to me at the time. Now I feel like I've missed out on an essential piece of the Coens canon.

So my girlfriend is attempting to experiment with a woman for the first time. She went on a date with someone she met on a dating site the other night, things went well but nothing happened yet. I am fully on board with this. I was hoping for maybe a window into open relationship or at least a monogamish arrangement,…

Eh I bet if I saw someone I knew with their face blocked I could probably identify them, and tattoos would seal it.

I got into sorority hazing videos for a minute but here's the problem, if the video isn't well labeled you go from a bunch of attractive women degrading other attractive women, which is a subversive turn on, to a bunch of frat boys "hazing" a sorority girl, which just enrages me. I understand I'm playing with fire by…

58008618. BIGBOOBS!

I thought she "became Abdullah", as inn got really fat and caught hepatitis.

Or the dreaded Diarrhea Planet.

My Dinosaur Jr. t-shirt with a cow on it wasn't worth wearing for all the explanations.

Reunited Belly instead of Breeders? No Deal.

I missed all of it, I don't watch this boring ass show.

Meltzer was reporting it yesterday morning before Bryan's tweet went up.

No mention of the controversy surrounding this retirement? How Bryan attempted to quit, was challenged by WWE that he "didn't have that right" and was going to be held to his contract and paid his downside regardless, a la Mysterio? He doesn't want to retire and likely doesn't necessarily need to, WWE has bullied him…

Still doesn't explain why that's supposed to matter. Stan Lee does cameos in Marvel movies, not "movies of characters he created". Stan is the human face of Marvel comics, so he cameos in Marvel movies. Who ever said it was only supposed to be his creations? When was that ever the rule?

It's not as bad as it's made out to be, and hopefully this movie erases the weird interpretation of Deadpool. I thought Schreiber was great, at least.

He didn't create Guardians of the Galaxy either but he was in that. He's gonna be dead before too long, enjoy him while you can and get over your pedantry.

I'm just imagining it taking a different turn entirely and older women filming themselves knocking people out.

For real. I don't even recognize him without them.

Oh gotcha no I wasn't there then but I can picture it. I went back last year for the first time in about 10 years and nothing looked the same.