Was he the Trump fan, or was that the guitarist?

I'm usually very good with actors, but scrolling through this had me go "that's what I know him from!" about a half dozen times. Wow. I feel dumb, and man, is his resume impressive.

"Where's the orange? The teal? The dignified streams of fire flowing from bodily orifices?"

Movies need internal logic. Bad ones break it. As insane as face off was, it kept to its batshit logic

This plays better as a silent gif, where you see one kid happily feeding a llama, then another llama, then a terrified kid underneath that llama.

To be fair, he's also done Shrek, Madagascar, and Monsters v Aliens.

Horrible plot, jokes disappeared in the second half, also Melissa McCarthy and Kristen wiig

I don't think anyone can stop it. I hate SNL, but love her. I hated the new Ghostbusters, but thought she was hysterical in it (Leslie Jones, too, was pretty damn funny in the first half. The other two just kind of killed any scene they were in for me.)

Gee, I wonder why people may get angry at someone for saying they support institutionalized religious persecution, defunding the largest women's healthcare organization in the country, dropping health care for ~14M people, spending millions on golf while taking money from the arts and from meal benefits for children,…

This actually strikes me as a pretty good compromise. To the point it doesn't feel like a compromise.

Meh.

I don't agree. Everyone hates redesigns (haha, digg users can tell you all about that), but it's not *that* bad.

But aren't we *not* clicking? We're scrolling. Giving fewer pageloads, eh? So if I read 3 articles I see the same ad the entire time, rather than 3 different impressions?

It's more intrusive to read what the community says, and man, is there a TON of white space around these articles. Which may look decent on mobile, haven't tried yet, but comments feel as if they'd be odd on mobile this way.

Yeah, why is a Justin Bieber impersonator at the bottom of my GOT article, instead of a Justin Bieber parody commenter?

I thought we did, but…

Joe Hill needs more breaks in Hollywood.

Yeah, I'm pretty heavily liberal, but could never stand him. His bounces into libertarianism always came across, as the article says, as self-serving. This is true for most libertarianism, as most I know hypocritically feel things that impact them directly are of critical importance and things that don't either don't…

I recently rewatched the entire series (maybe it wasn't entirely "re"), and have to say, he landed every joke perfectly in that show.

Couches are a nightmare to buy. Straight up, every single soft thing at Ikea is awful, couches being no exception. But West Elm is just Ikea for adults, and not much better.