Wouldn't he have to remember her existence first?

That's awesome, but I wonder how it plays with other international audiences. Comedies tend to have a rougher time of it.

Her boobs don't care about your rigid gender normativity.

Ahem. It's The Winter's Tale.

Every theatre kid learns the "Pinball Wizard" song at some point.

They just went into an extended "I didn't say that"/"yes you did" argument, and then started throwing pop singers at each other, so sounds about right.

"They might get stuck on a single topic—right now it’s who “Gabriel” and “Sam Winchester” love the most, with possibilities including Dean, Castiel, and Lucifer"

"Hi. I'm the repairman. Someone called about a broken pizza ATM?"

Have you seen the apples in the dorm cafeteria? I'd put better odds on the nutritional value of the pizza.

Oh, I know. I just still can't believe anyone bought it.

Yeah, his supporters keep saying they'll ditch him if he doesn't follow through on his promises. Which of course he's not going to. So the question is, who do they turn to next?

One of the many reasons it's bizarre he made his reputation on dealmaking.

He made a really good android on Whose Line Is It Anyway?

Sorry; I was talking about Rowling, not Meyer. I would strongly disagree on the suspension of disbelief with the latter, but as always, tastes vary.

Bring on Skynet.

Of course he does. But "understanding" and "admitting," or even "letting pass without comment" are separate concepts.

Blech. Fair point. Not like anyone in GOP leadership's looking out for public health, though.

I still don't think he's going to take it upon himself to hasten the End Times with nukes, though.

Tarragon is a highly underrated seasoning.

Same reason the celery's there: texture and crunch.