But that's what most corporations are: soulless, and mindful only of profits and appeasing the shareholders. The challenge is proving that companies that pay their employees well, offer strong benefits, and are good stewards of the environment will actually be MORE profitable long-term because consumers are willing…

I'm just here to upvote Hot Fuzz references.

I usually have to hide all the breakable items in the room before listening to that part.

Ladies and gentlemen, this man is for the birds!

Nevermind his wonderfully demented turn as "Santa" in Tales from the Crypt's "And All Through the House".

You think if you pick up all the bus driver's teeth they'll give you another medal?

Of course it's preferred that your first responder be a highly skilled/trained individual, armed and prepared to dispatch the attacker(s), but I'm suggesting that we should acknowledge the possibility that armed civilian(s) in the crowd at the Bataclan *could have* reduced the ultimate death toll by taking out the…

At the end of the day, you're still looking to combat a gun with a gun, no? We've seen repeatedly that police officers are hardly unimpeachable in their use of deadly force, so it's not like obnoxious, oft-caricatured conservative concealed-carriers are uniquely imperfect when considering who you'd rather have as…

You start with a hopeful assumption about officer training and follow that with a gross generalization about armed citizens (ironically, many of whom are ex-military and substantially more experienced in combat scenarios). Your last point is well-taken, but how many more civilians were killed while waiting for the…

Should we strip police of their firearms in these situations on account of the hypothetically increased risk of them accidentally shooting civilians? Do you see the problem with this line of thinking?

I worked at Circuit City in the late 90's. The sales staff was primarily a bunch of sleazy, middle-aged guys who smelled like stale cigarettes and only made decent money by hawking extended warranties and gold-plated printer cables. One of my more enterprising co-workers tried to bribe the warehouse guys into hiding…

Somewhat surprisingly, the Family Guy version is the best by a mile.

Geddy is a true gentleman and a brilliant bass player. His tone on Clockwork Angels is so badass.

Definitely the Carpenter/Halloween influence at work there - the tall man just sort of "materializes" from the background, very much like The Shape as he approaches Laurie in the hallway near the end of Halloween. Possibly my favorite scenes in both films.

I found the cowboy scene more upsetting than terrifying, largely because the cowboy was such a tremendous prick.

Unfortunately, yes.