Idiopathic, I hate that doctors use that term, it’s almost like they just gave up and said make an appointment for 3 months on your way out.

I’m just commenting here so when I explain to my wife what a good deal this is, I can come back and show her it isn’t just me that thinks so.

“How can we not afford to do this? Two quick surrogate pregnancies and were almost there. Don’t be so selfish, it is uter-us, not uter-you.”

I hate posting twice, but the more I think about it, the more this statement bugs me:

“Plus, he’s been much, much, much more involved with fandom than the King of the Nerds hosts ever were, so it’s entirely possible he won’t allow the show to alienate his legion of fans, his people?”

First of all, Curtis Armstrong and…

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I knew I'd find someone smarter than Stephen Hawking on Gizmodo.

But I hear the term racism thrown around as if it’s somehow worse than regular bullying. The thing is it isn’t.

Really just seems like the person writing this is someone with too much time on their hands is trying to over complicate kids movies with their own logic. We can’t just enjoy movies anymore is what I get from this article.

I’m not justifying anything. I’m just saying the comparison doesn’t really work. HowardC was bullied and that’s terrible, no joke. A lot of kids have gone through this bullshit. Power to anyone who lives through it to tell the tale.

“I’ve about had it with the self-deprecating remarks from Asians (almost always men) online.”

Remember when you were a white person and got mad at marginalized people for their internalized racism? THAT'S SO PRODUCTIVE

I am a Chinese-American male, and what you suggested, i.e. stop being humble / self-deprecating actually reflect how little you understand Asian cultures, but that’s fine, America is a big melting pot, blah blah blah.

I think that was THE ONLY thing he was trying to convey...

It's a metaphor, dude. The giant monster at the end? The one that must be pleased -at all costs- with the ritualized mutilation of young innocents? It's us. The audience. We're bigger and more powerful than the movie and the characters therein. We exist in some kind of unimaginable higher dimension to them. If we…