Can I still pound sand? I like sand.

Oh please. Anyone who doesn’t find her hot just has a different opinion than you. They are certainly not wrong for having it.

Kendall sends it to him, you can see the text on his phone.

She went public on the internet with a nuanced take on a subject?! What an absolute fool!

“Amir in his bedroom in Cairo wrote to me to earnestly appeal that ‘Cleopatra was Greek!’ Oh, Lawd! Why would that be a good thing to you, Amir? You’re Egyptian.”

Not with that attitude.

Sally wasn’t talking about a dog, she was using code to ask Barry if he got rid of the body of the man she beat to death.

This fucking gotcha bullshit is stupid. Asking someone what they think of a thing they didn’t fully understand so people can roast them online is a cheap fucking shot. Fuck the Sunday Times, and stop asking these people what they think just so you can stir up shit. 

Jesus christ leave Judy Blume alone. What, exactly, was the point of trying to force a trans rights “gotcha!” moment out of her—beyond driving controversy clicks, of course?

I was going to wait until this season was done so I was watch it in one go, but decided against it because I love talking about it with everyone here (even though there’s like, no one left because they’ve fucked this site silly) and I really need to let this show digest every week. It’s an emotional roller coaster.

Amazing start to what will hopefully be a brilliant season. Although I do have to wonder if Bill Hader is okay sometimes.

They brought Joe Pesci out of retirement for this? What do people see in this self-absorbed douchebag?

Fuck you AVClub

And the world loses another Idiot. RIP, good sir, and thanks for all the snappy answers.

OK, now they’re legit trolling.

Article on top: *hints at spoiler* “Don’t read this article until you watch the episode!”

You god damn assholes.

Fucking hacks.

As someone who has long felt that Cox’s fire performances have been the most exciting parts of the show, I worry a bit about the prospect of 7 episodes without him.

In all seriousness, even if it is a movie based on Pauline Kael it’s a good idea to deny that it is. Orson Wells denied that Citizen Kane was based on Hearst, but obviously it was. If you say your movie is based on somebody real, especially if the person is alive or has close living relatives, you open yourself up for…