“I’m from Brooklyn and I still don’t know how to read the subway maps!” Boom. Done.

Wouldn’t you want the presidential nominee heavily scrutinized over his/her core campaign platforms? It reveals major gaps in logic or inconsistencies with reality, and in the best scenarios, it forces the candidate to really consider this stuff. For example, not knowing about the Met Life ruling is a pretty big deal.

Don’t forget: the Washington Post and the Daily News are in HRC’s pocket and also they helped her do Benghazi and emails, probably.

After they meet at opposing rallies, they toss their vape pens and tampons aside and proceed to make vicious, glorious love on the Capitol steps.

If you’re talking about how he’s against trade deals like NAFTA and protections for China, I’m pretty sure his supporters share those sentiments. Most of them would like NAFTA repealed. I’m still not totally sure how he plans to make manufacturing in the US competitive again though.

I take it you’re unfamiliar with Azealia Banks. They weren’t joking when they called her unhinged.

Most of his kids are from other marriages. I wonder if that’s a factor or if it’s just a language thing.

Blizzard had an amazing response to the whole thing, and they should seriously be commended. “We weren’t bullied, we don’t think it’s good enough and we’re capable of better” and then delivering better!

It’s still a mysterious radio burst, just not a Fast Radio Burst.

I agree, though I really think that version of Deadpool was a studio fuck up. That entire movie was “What characters can we shoehorn in even though they make absolutely no sense being part of this?” Wasn’t Emma Frost in there as well, except she looked like a college student? You know someone was like, “We need to…

What creates impact for a death like this is how much you’re attached to the character, even if you kind of hate them. Everyone hated Lori with a passion, but her death almost redeemed the character because the build up and aftermath were so well done, and it came out of nowhere for people. At this point they’ve…

I defintely don’t think there would have been an issue, but not because of the wait. The problem is that the wait signifies a bigger sin for TWD, one they’ve been dicking around with all season. You see it in the Glen death reversal gotcha reactions. By next season, no one’s going to give a crap who Negan killed…

I completely understand. I think what we both like is a balance. Having one side without the other totally guts the character, which is a shame. I actually hadn’t gotten into Deadpool until Secret Avengers because my only impressions of him were from other media, and they were all one extreme or the other. He’s a…

Exactly! A lot of people miss the fact that one of the best things about him is he’s super clever. His fourth wall breaking is the best when he’s the smartest person in the room because of it.

This has always been my complaint about Deadpool though. If you look at versions of him in games or cartoons where he does have to be PG-13, he sometimes devolves into LOL SO RANDUM XD humor hard and it’s so grating. The character becomes little more than a living breathing Hot Topic t-shirt section. On the flipside,…

I always find Deadpool more compelling when he isn’t being SO ZANY SO BLOODY but playing off of people who bring out his more human side. His cameo in Secret Avengers vol 3 was goofy but not R-Rated, and him being Dadpool/auxiliary Hawkeye last Halloween was hilarious. Then again, I’m probably not his target audience.…

As someone who loves the source material, I can see his point. Zombie series/movies in general are only as good as their living cast, and series like TWD in particular thrive on showing just how badly society decays and how warped people get from trauma/power/isolation the longer it all goes on. The humans are always…

Have you read the comics? Not that it’s any excuse for the pacing here, but I think it wasn’t a build up to the kill but a build up to Negan’s entrance. He’s so iconic, and everyone knew what was coming, kind of like with the reveal of the prison at the end of season 2. If you don’t know the comics, the Saviors being…

From all the actors’ comments and knowing the source material, I thought for sure it was going to be Maggy and they’d lose the baby. Teasing Glenn’s death before could be seen as more of a “ayyyy we’re not going to do what the comics did but wouldn’t it be so terrible if this baby lost a parent or something,” the kid…

This is going to sound sadistic, but at this point with this episode and the show as a whole, I almost think it’d be worse to have the person survive but be seriously fucked up afterward. Death is routine in their universe and expected by us. It’s quick, it’s over, and like other criticisms of this episode have said,…