*Christian Singles in your area, trapped between worlds, unable to cry out as their voices are strangled by the Twilight Realm. Send help.*

I hate this sort of thing:

The thing I've always disliked about adblock is how there is no option to whitelist all websites by default, so I only need to enable it for the one or two sites with really obnoxious ads.

The reviews page is being a bit confusing, are you recommending uBlock or uBlock Origins?

I thought the show started out fine.

Huh? No, I'm talking about the ship name. We only need the first letter of the Mystery Girl's name to combine it with another name.

Why is this article not a part of it? It got me to chuckle and it's related to supper.

Friendly reminder that the Swedish Chef video is best-watched with Closed Captions turned on.

People are named Billy Bob?

Spearl. Done.

Tomorrow on the AV Club: New clean energy source derived from hooking a generator up to Fred Phelps's corpse as he spins in his grave

Are there going to be more weirdly dramatic articles about Taco Bell? That was the only food-related thing I really cared about here.

I always get confused when someone abbreviates her name to PC. Mainly because there's so many other, more common things PC can stand for.

Really? What are they?

Wow, I parsed that sentence WAY wrong.

He's more horse than a man.

I didn't say she was a good person.

Eh, whatever it is, it's not good. Or maybe my problem is less with the roasts themselves and more that this sort of thing is happening too often outside of roasts. It's been a tiring election season.

This isn't even funny. She's a person, too. If you really want to roast someone, prove that you're better than them. Attack her more intelligently than she attacks others.

It's not that comedy shouldn't be used against awful people, it's that this kind of comedy is hamfisted, ineffective, and toxic. There's nothing clever about telling someone to kill themself. It's like… the verbal equivalent of resorting to torture in an interrogation. Good comedy can get its point across without…