That first breakup episode set the standard for all breakup episodes. There wouldn’t be a Friends Ross and Rachel fight without it. How it pivots from good zings, to the (problematic now) slap fight, to gradually getting deadly serious and nope, this is for real. Long and Danson both look so hollowed out at the end of…

Yes, this. I just think of Diane repeating “I’ll be back in six months!” with a bemused, why-dont-you-believe-me look on her face - while Sam’s expression is one of resigned sadness because he knows the truth. Great scene.

Yeah I mean they’re the gold standard among couples that do the will they / won’t they...and then don’t.

I taught myself to type playing Quest For Glory 2; Sierra never had a GREAT parser, and I think the move to icon-based gaming was inevitable/good, but I do have a soft spot for it. 

If you haven’t worked in a year, not because you can’t, but because you “turned a lot of things down,” then you don’t get job benefits.  This is not evidence that we’re living in a dystopia.

American Gothic, shit yep you’re right.  I wonder if it’s on streaming anywhere...

Every decade or so, I like to go back and look at this thread to get a little perspective:

Literally that’s why I’m here. I don’t care about the articles. I live in the Washington DC area now and there used to be a great blog site DCist. It still exists, but doesn’t have comments anymore. I stopped reading it.

Same, closing down comments on Bliz articles is the beginning of the end I think.

This response should have more stars. 

For what I’ve heard, she’s more of a Snooki fan.

You have to have copy editing for it to be shoddy 

It would’ve been a Targaryen Dark Knight!

God fuck this. One staff writer and hundreds of other people should go without work. The whole world doesn’t fucking revolve around these guys just because they formed a little club.

The story of its publication remains just amazing.  

Especially since it’s referenced under another blurb AND gave us the ever-popular Movie II: The [BLANK]ening meme.

England has been known for its TERFs, yes, but this has to do with caution when it comes to the use of puberty blockers in children. I don’t find that to be a transphobic issue; I find it to be a medical issue that is now being reined in for further study by these countries. That’s what Murphey was addressing, not…

If a man says he is a woman and starts dressing like a woman he is still a man.  If he cuts off hit genitalia he is still a man.  

Brilliant! Take your star.