God damn it.

I'm watching all of those now, because I am insane.

That Kwaidan segment is great, and there are a lot of Japanese folktales about a fox spirit that disguises itself as a human woman and marries some unwitting man, only to reveal itself many years later. But I didn't mention it in the article because, yeah, Harrison and McDowell say it's a coincidence.

I would have left the theater, were I not obligated to sit through the movie. It was seriously seizure-inducing.

Gotta keep you kids occupied somehow.

I considered adding something about to that effect, but I figured y'all would be on it.

I know I don't HAVE to, thanks. I just didn't want people to get their hopes up.

I feel like I should clarify…dong is not hung. There is butt though.

Thirded. We'll be in touch, Captain Danger

Hey, I finished college.

Something went weird, we're fixing it.

Hey guys—So, while we are opinionated (and rather unabashedly so) on Newswire, since this is a pending legal case, we also have the responsibility to not do the judge's job for them. In light of this, I've edited the end of the article. Thanks for the reasonable discussion.

I could not be happier with this thread right now

I'm actually an unrepentant QT fangirl. I kid because I love.

Patience, young grasshopper

Grifting is a talent of sorts.

god damn it. That's the stuff.

What I was aiming for is that "We are right and you are wrong and there is nothing in between" is an attitude that leads to zealotry. That attitude is way too common in online political discussions for my comfort. Self-reflection is not a bad thing.

No, I'm saying that this information came from an illegal data breach and that that's pretty fucking dirty and let's not be TOO self-congratulatory about the whole thing.

So…we're going to quote bible verses about throwing stones and judge not lest ye be judged in regard to Duggar's actions, but not our own? That way lies zealotry, in my opinion. Yes, degree matters, but this is a dirty business on all sides.