Looks like the guy who developed this is working on versions for Safari and Firefox.

Sweet. Although the fact that Kinja acts like this is some insurmountable technical challenge, when clearly they simply don't want to implement this feature, doesn't help my already dwindling desire to stick around.

U…may or may not be rite

Hang the Ernie
Hang the Ernie
Hang the Ernie

Glum Gum sounds more like a Cocteau Twins song

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How does Margaret become Peggy????

That's true, I found the friendly banter amongst the fellows on their way to the wights far more compelling than the zombie hordes and dragon stuff.

They're fooling themselves! They're living in a self-perpetuating autocracy!

Yes!!

Maybe because I only started watching this show in earnest recently, I haven't built up the same emotional investment as if I'd been a fan for years. So I've definitely noticed a steep decline in writing (with an increase in pacing and spectacle), but don't really care as long as I'm enjoying the ride. I guess I'm…

"You're not the one for me, fatty!"
*Young Husky Morrissey scribbles tearfully*

Fantastical
Action
Really
Thrills
Shyamalan

There is very much that vibe of it's the women's fault for throwing themselves at him. What can a man do??

I apologize if I came across that way (and I can see how it does). I think you're right about all of this self-labeling. It's too often a substitute for actual action.

That's terrific, but bear in mind not everyone sees this stuff in terms of personal vanity.

I was more sympathetic to this piece before I read the author's comments mocking people's concerns about Kinja: http://vaavtest.kinja.com/t…

I guess that's why I prefer the term ally, with its connotation that you're there in order to be helpful, rather than to make someone else's struggle your own.

I can only say what I've liked about Whedon, which is that his schtick is to take familiar tropes and narrative cliches and look at them from the POV of an audience that has seen this stuff a million times. His sense of humor is all about deflating solemnity and self-importance, and upending viewer expectations. The…

Ugh