No, I have a giant ZOE poster in my room

No, you’re not the only one noticing the pre-existing wang in those shorts.

when i saw that penguin, this was all i could think of.

I also suspect his toys are due to the fact he knows he’ll never be able to pair with a partner he’s just trying to compensate by improvising and using tech to fill the void a partner would fill. I went from thinking “oh great the snobby jerk bounty hunter” to having a real appreciation for him. There’s a sort of…

I liked that he was all mad and “we promised no more secrets, why are you keeping secrets”, but as soon as she said that Khlyen found her, he immediately dropped everything and was ready to do whatever she felt was needed. Like you said, it was nice that John knew about him already and knew he was trouble. We didn’t…

What I really liked about the final scene of the episode (that hasn’t been mentioned in the above recap) is that Johnny knew about Khlyen - Dutch has already told him about her past, so she just has to tell him “Khlyen found me” for him to know what’s been going on with her since the start of the show. It also means…

#strutshaming

I agree, she is completely different from her book character, but I think the Pam on the show is much better -more complex and human. She is an amalgamation of two characters from the books. On the other hand, I think they botched the rebel townsfolk. In the books they are literally just looking for somewhere they can…

moreover. Why the hell do people still live in Gotham?

Tribes... Oh how I miss those days.

Like all elitists.

An afternoon? Shit, I used to leave the computer on all night. I remember starting the download of something I’d been waiting all week to play, getting to 98%, then we got a spam call at 9am on a Saturday and the modem hung up, with AOL canceling the download.

And, when I’m trying to prove a point, I sometimes realize that relevant arguments are cryptic.

I kind of pictures it as Bossk and Dengar.

Cinema definitely needs to bring back the “AAAAAAAEEEEEAAAAAAEEEEEAAAAAAA!” noise. I think it’s the only thing that can stop Inception’s “BWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAMMP!” sound from completing its takeover of every movie preview, trailer, and promo, everywhere.

Now I want to see a Star Wars version of The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly, with Fett as Eastwood, Bossk as Tuco, and IG-88 as Lee Van Cleef. Bossk would be calling Fett “Mandy,” and saying things like, “Mandy, there’s two types of sentients in the universe: the ones in Imperial prison, and the ones with thermal…

4-7= -3

So let me see if I have this straight...

Some of us have been making this argument for years. Is it a great movie? No. It’s proof that for some creative people too much freedom is a determent. Not to mention being utter devoid of both a sense of humor and characters possessing one. Does it have some of the best Hollywood action scenes ever produced? Yes.…

Which tail pipe are you referring to? o_O