This is a Hall Of Fame-level example of Betteridge’s Law.
This is a Hall Of Fame-level example of Betteridge’s Law.
Thanks for sharing that lyric. It made me laugh.
You've clearly not seen Normal People yet.
#notallJims
Now that it’s owned by a heartless corporation, rather than being the product of some guy in his office, I feel comfortable saying this:
A fifteen minute montage of the Justice Pals doing the Batusi.
Literally just about to post this. RELEASE THE LEWIS CUT!
These people have built their identity around a movie. When the movie sucks ass (which it will), they will perform extraordinary feats of cognitive dissonance to prove that they were right all along, either by pretending it’s actually good or by claiming it’s not the REAL Snyder cut.
Somebody described a movie once as “so bad it wasn’t even straight-to-video, it was straight-to-taped-over.” It’s a shame there’s an equivalent of this phrase in the Netflix age. Other than, increasingly, “a Netflix original”.
This is true actually. There's some interesting stuff in Timothy Snyder's book The Road to Unfreedom about how homophobia is weaponised as a political tool in modern Russia.
The guy who owns Tesla is very much this century’s Thomas Edison.
And right-wing comedy (or the lack thereof)
This is a somber one so it's okay to cry.
In a series full of highlights, Fred managed to be a highlight of I Think You Should Leave. My condolences.
I queued behind Robert Plant at airport security last year. Didn’t know who he was until someone asked for a selfie. He looks like a roadie.
Nanette:
Exactly this AND FURTHERMORE this is just a few episodes after an exasperated Jim makes fun of Michael & co for embracing another extremely stale viral trend, parkour.
Magnificent
No way am I going to name my favourite cliches. Nuh uh. Forget it Never gonna happen.