@spittingpretty: Me too. I wondered about her reaction to the documentary.

@Wakko: I don't take your sarcasm lightly. "Superboy Prime punched reality" was a creative and elegant solution.

@comrade_leviathan: Probably, especially since the peeing oneself when scared usually occurs to aid flight, which wasn't really necessary in this situation. Just saying he messed up makes him vulnerable and human.

@Rawrnosaourous: I enjoy it. Brian O'Malley makes good use of the graphic novel form to tell the story and it's rather funny.

If they've obviously found a corner to hide in, I leave them alone.

@meritxell: an erotic life: I love that more than one person posted this.

@maude_flanders: That's part of my problem. He's introducing gray into an area that suffers from too much gray, and he should no better than to say anything but, "Get out safely."

@fridaycat.: That was the goal, and I'm glad it came off as funny.

@fridaycat.: It's the first time I've used the word faggot in my life and I'm still a little uncomfortable with it, even though I was being sarcastic.

. . . WTF? He kicked and punched her while she was on the ground and pregnant.

@fridaycat.: Jesus would go medieval on their faggot asses. I don't read the Bible or anything, but I'm pretty sure that's what a good churchgoer would do.

@Cairn: That's what I thought when I read this sentence.

I like the MPGD in the documentary The Devil and Daniel Johnston. It's acknowledge that he didn't really know her and she lived her own life completely unaware she was his muse, but she still sparked something in him. It was a realistic depiction of the phenomenon and let her have her autonomy.

@Sputnik_Sweetheart: Yes. And in all this business about Bristol and Levi marrying or not marrying there's no mention of how they're sharing their responsibilities regarding their son.

@BabyJane: Somehow, that's less creepy.

@la.donna.pietra: I'm really only familiar with older John Malkovich, but good call on Cillian Murphy.

@rampantwhistler: My thoughts exactly. Although it does leave me with the ambition to be the person who owns the most purple nailpolishes.

@Kivrin: Now, bee-have.

@orangeblossomordinary: Ah, Jonathan Rhys Meyers. Is there any actor that's a better example of simultaneous hotness and sleaze?

@la.donna.pietra: Oh, I got what Marianne saw in him. Boy was fine. And he totally pulled off the white knight thing in the beginning . . .