It went on too long, and got really stupid, but there are some pretty funny parts in that movie...that whole bit with Emma Watson...hilarious. And Danny McBride...sorry, I thought he was great. But as a whole, it was just kind of silly.

My mother said I was always the crying baby, and I realized why when I got older; my ears are incredibly sensitive to changes in air pressure. It feels like am incredibly painful gas bubble traveling from my jaw to my ear every time I get on a flight, or drive up any relatively high mountain...my people must have…

I think you think I'm implying your original comment was racist or something. Which I wasn't. Though I'm starting to get a little suspicious.

I don't know how to respond to your comment, but I'll try. The reason why I linked it to race is to say the movie will do well because it has a built in target audience because of it's subject matter...based on race. It's not any biopic, and with the current climate it's quite timely...I got chills watching those…

You do realize black folks go to movies? I don't know how much her budget was (and I'm guessing it wasn't huge, and I bet a lot of the famous white and black actors didn't get paid a lot) but this movie will be huge in the black community. Church groups, senior groups, college kids, high school kids, etc...…

Maybe it's the murder gene that makes them taste so good...Like long pork.

Book-wise...this isn't the best burn because I always thought Ron married his mama. His dad is the dreamer, the bumbler, but Mama Weasley ain't no joke. Like Hermione. And Hermione, smarter than everybody else, doesn't need another bookish guy...she needs someone like Ron who is fun and a dumb ass at times.

I was reading a novel the other day, and one of the characters got a pot-bellied pig. According to the instruction manual he was reading, you have to be sure you plan on giving them a consistent amount of attention (don't kiss all on them for the first few months and then start ignoring them because hey, novelty over)…

Hey, don't hate. South Carolina has actually been doing relatively well lately. First, they are the only ones in the recent unarmed black guy cop shooting spree to actually FIRE the cop AND charge him with a crime http://www.cnn.com/2014/09/25/jus…

They have so many cakes at Southern Thanksgivings. My coworker was just telling me they had 5 different cakes at the Thanksgiving she went to and banana pudding, so it makes sense they would throw a coconut one in there along with chocolate, red velvet, lemon pound cake, etc. I'm more of a pie person myself.

I don't know what you're talking about but Black people "do" coconut cake as well. I've had it at plenty of Southern Thanksgivings. Usually, its just the icing, but I've also had it in the actual cake. Sometimes they put pineapple in it as well. It's like a pina colada cake. Yummers!

You know they have this drug called viagra, right?

Maybe they should give them this:

I met her to, years ago, and she's really, really beautiful in person. It's weird. When I used to work at a talent agency, I noticed that all of the "character" actors who were not supposed to be the beautiful types were incredibly beautiful in person...magnetic, well dressed, great skin...just awesome whereas the…

I believe Michael Jackson was abused as a child (that he was basically "turned out" for fame by his father...that's the rumors I've heard from a friend who was connected with the first allegations against him) and that if he was molesting children as an adult, it was a learned behavior rather than intrinsic to who he…

Why is that a problem? These allegations show him as EVIL. Like I said, it's not like he's an asshole, or cheating on his wife, or stealing. I was willing to say after his "pull up your pants rant" well he's old, and grumpy, and grieving..but this, this is awful. Hes a sick, sick, disgusting piece of filth. It feels…

No, Chris Rock is saying that it hurts to think of Bill Cosby like this. I don't know your race or age, but when I was growing up Bill Cosby wasn't just Dr. Huxtable; he was a powerful businessman who had the clout to say, hey, I think I want to buy NBC. He was philanthropist who donated tons of money and his…

But wasn't she communicating while she was a piece of pavement? Didn't she tell him goodbye and it was poignant and shit (she kind of reminded me of whats her name from the Magicians, sacrificing herself for the greater Goood) and then they cut away to his video journal and it was like, hey! look the Doctor saved…

Without her consent. He didn't ask her? Or did he not ask her onscreen so you assume it was without her consent....

Why would this episode ever need to be spoken of again since it pretty much is a standalone episode? It didn't have any effect on the the plot arc...it was basically the logical extension of what could happen when you have someone running around contemporary London doing all of the things the Doctor does. It's not…