Why is this a discussion? The obvious answer is Bloodsport — the gentle love story between Jean-Claude Van Damme and the guy who played Animal in Revenge of the Nerds.

It even has a couple catch phrases.

well, the Eosinophil sure seems happy about it.

Just FYI:

I am good with her, Charlize Theron, or Emily Blunt so far.

Not sure how it changes anything though... it’s a FREE library. How is this commercial activity? And also, the notion that zoning laws prevent you from doing a fun community activity is kind of bonkers.

That’s punk-ass book jockey to you. :)

Not to mention fire code regulations in my city require any public establishment with a roof to have clearly labelled exits and a sprinkler system. Do you want the imminent rash of unregulated free library fires burning your city to the ground?

So Voldemore.....yeah sorry not quite a threatening. I don’t know why. I think that hard T sounds at the end gives it a harder sounding tone, more villainous sounding.

Looks like he is the lead in the new Tarantino, so looks like the comeback is a’comin.

Ms Garafalo... le sigh. I miss her snark in movies.

At his best, he epitomised everything I love about 80’s comedy.

In more recent times, Lois and Clark are not together. They realize the human and non-human thing isn’t working so well and neither is the hero/reporter aspect. Therefore it makes sense that the two most powerful heroes in the DC verse get together.

i was hoping for Dr Strange

Is anyone else hoping that this “science experiment” is actually like some kind of super villain dastardly deed and she’s going to infect the crowd with some sort of neuro-toxin on live TV?

Thank god. Hey fatties! You’ve been deemed fuckable by this lady and therefore a person of worth! Congratulations!

I should probably admit right now that I am fat myself. I’m barely 5′1″ and 135 pounds and wear a size 6 and a 34DD

God, this makes me sad for a whole number of reasons. Mostly the insistence of somehow equating scientific, accurate terms with sex or or sexiness sexuality.

In the meantime, Henrietta Lacks’ author Rebecca Skloot responded to the controversy on Facebook, saying that Sims has “confused gynecology with pornography.”