Tony: "Don't steal from my pile."

That's a good point. Every Marvel character may have been an honorary Avenger at one point or another, but that's not the same as being able to create an Avengers team solely out of those reserve members.

You were on track for an enthusiastic upvote until that last bit. AoU is certainly a step down, but it's definitely not that bad.

You could probably make two arguments: one is that producers tend to have such expansive resumes that their name is hardly a guaranteed stamp of quality. The other is that if it's deliberately not using the names of those producers, the copy might be trying to trick you.

Am I? The guy has a penis for a head and he stuck his penis head up Scaramouche's neck. It's not exactly Freudian.

It says a lot that, until the moment when he finally didn't, I was genuinely 50/50 on whether or not Jack was going to kill himself.

It may be hyperbole in the sense that his words aren't factually accurate, but obviously the Doctor is going to be extremely invested in keeping these humans safe, because they're still some of the last humans in the universe.

I'm definitely not lining up to join the early-S1 Grant Ward fan club, but a Brett Dalton fan club? Well, that would pretty much come down to whether or not membership is free.

That's a good point, and it's more or less how I see it personally (I always liked the "radical notion that women are people" quote).

Okay, so I'm a dude, and I consider myself a feminist, but I'm also very, very far from a perfect one. Having said all that, am I the only one who hears a statement like "Women's rights are human rights" and sees some unpleasant parallels with a statement like "All lives matter?" Not in the sense of consciously…

Hey, I'll eat anything on a burger once. And many things multiple times. Those all sound delicious. And I'm not talking about bun-burger-ketchup-bun here. I'm not an animal.

I still get floppies every month, but the only two truly serialized titles I'm reading are Darkwing Duck and Duck Avenger. I'm pretty satisfied with the arrangement.

He runs really fast, just backwards.

Surely it's okay on burgers, though, right?

Typical. Juuuuuust typical.

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Yep. The thing that truly makes someone stupid is an unwillingness to ask for help or answers. He figured he remembered it well enough, so it wasn't worth letting Ray know he fucked up in the first place.

I don't think so. She said it's on record - meaning it will hold up as an alibi.

At least a few people, myself included, thought of Brazil.

I wonder… does he genuinely think that 'lying' and 'being wrong' are the same?