I'd buy that for a dollar!

"after a stint in an Australian prison colony".

That seems like a lot of thinking for a bear

"a point-by-point deconstruction of Scientology’s core tenets"

Yond thug on the left has a lean and hungry look.

Haywire got a D+ CinemaScore?

You want to know what's shameless?

Having read the book a zillion times, I confess I failed to pick up that the Goblin King went to Eton until i saw the film.

Having read the book a zillion times, I confess I failed to pick up that the Goblin King went to Eton until i saw the film.

That'll do, Phipps, that'll do.

That'll do, Phipps, that'll do.

hey, it was my first R-rated film too. For years after I thought that sex was a primordial act tied to the Jungian archetype of the Fisher King and the implied death-wish of the slain Priest in the sacred grove of Nemi.

hey, it was my first R-rated film too. For years after I thought that sex was a primordial act tied to the Jungian archetype of the Fisher King and the implied death-wish of the slain Priest in the sacred grove of Nemi.

Flight of the Conchords said it best when they said "Ramashalanka lanka ravi shanka".

Flight of the Conchords said it best when they said "Ramashalanka lanka ravi shanka".

okay, so when Fitzgerald said "there are no second acts in American lives", i thought he didn't mean there are no second chances. I've always assumed he meant that American lives lack the second act in the conventional three-act structure.

okay, so when Fitzgerald said "there are no second acts in American lives", i thought he didn't mean there are no second chances. I've always assumed he meant that American lives lack the second act in the conventional three-act structure.

i know what it means. it's just "too small to keep in order" is an odd image.

i know what it means. it's just "too small to keep in order" is an odd image.

this self-described “moderately lazy Scot” who tries to keep his house in order, but finds that when he gets in trouble, his house is way too “wee.”