The really big question: why the hell would you eat at a place called Weggy's?

Bullshit. This garbage is back and Pepsi Blue is still lost to the ages? Again, bullshit.

In my opinion, saying Homura considers her feelings for Madoka just an intense friendship is like saying Kaworu just really wants to be besties with Shinji.

Just watch the Hardy/Butler scenes from RocknRolla. All the eye candy you need.

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That was ultimately my problem with him. If he wants to be a shitty husband, that's really none of my business. I was angry about his lapse in judgment for leaving the state (when we were at risk of some seriously severe weather, I might add) and then lying about where he was.

Or the Aberdeen "crying wino" statue of Kurt Cobain:

Mostly because he's an irrelevant politician whose claim to fame is his extramarital business.

Incidentally, if no one's mentioned it yet, Blue is the Warmest Color is available on Netflix.

I'm from South Carolina, and my best friend is from Oklahoma. We're always comparing notes on how terrible our respective states are. Our favorite game is "Haley vs. Fallin: who is worse?"

I was always rooting for it to be Dr. Francis Tumblety.

I posted something to my profile's blog. It's short, and I'm trying to be respectful, but I've been legitimately upset by seeing it in my papers all day, and it caught me off guard to see you using much of the same language, especially since you're one of the few writers I follow.

I feel like this is an archaic use of the term.

And when I saw that it downplays the narrative, I mean that Chase has a degree of inherent privilege that someone who identifies as trans does not.

I just don't think transgender is the name of the umbrella. Genderqueer, sure. But you've admitted yourself that you've had conflicts with others in the community regarding terminology. I'm just not sure that anything that doesn't fit as masculine-acting/looking changes how he perceives himself.

I am very uncomfortable with the use of Transgender in this headline, which also was featured in the headline of Columbia's city paper, and their alternative weekly mag. He identifies as male, and he has explicitly stated as such, and I think applying the "transgender" tag to him is not only disrespectful to the way…

"I was hacked, which was why I ended up saying the ignorant shit I really believe."

Has a knee ever actually exploded in the history of professional sports? Because if not, I think this is the year.

You ever want the fanfiction connection, I totally know a bunch of writers whose work isn't totally mine under a different name.