She stole that look from Kat Bjelland.

You’re such a bad parent who didn’t raise your kids right from the get-go. Just kidding. Sort of.

I’m a neat freak and reading about your “piles” almost gave me a heart attack.

The NerdBro demographic perhaps?

they’ve also referred to it as “Written by Bill Prady.”

As far as lawsuits go, this one seems pretty legitimate. I’d be pretty upset if my mother’s work was stolen without acknowledgement, especially after her death.

...but you have to live in the Midwest.

I don’t know the answer to the housing crisis, but moving to the midwest is at the bottom of the list.

Likewise Poe is an amazing pilot that kicks ass and never dies...

I agree with this so much! I mean, if we’re going to accept that Finn can also wield a lightsaber with such competence AND have the best aim of any Stormtrooper to ever exist, then the “Rey as Mary Sue” argument falls incredibly flat.

It was a dream sequence, so I think in this instance they could be forgiven for the hair being too perfect when she lands. It kind of adds to the too-perfect unreality of the scene.

But the neatness of her hair and dress is a visual clue/reminder that the scene is happening in her imagination.

what ever is on clearance in TJMaxx.

Just a realist. Suckers often confuse the two. The likelyhood that she went through all of those things with total ease and barely missing a beat is just totally unrealistic. This would make her superhuman, which ironically, is part of her entire brand.

So you actually believe her body has perfectly handled three pregnancies, a double mastectomy, a hysterectomy AND menopause? These claims sound true to you? Wow.

Jesus Christ! Even Angelina’s menopause has to be amazing.

Yeah, god forbid Doctor Who have female characters who do stuff beside getting kidnapped.

I groaned when I saw that River Song was returning. Surely her interminable story was long enough. Same with Clara. The whole ‘impossible girl’ thing was incredibly forced, drawn out, and never served to make her the slightest bit interesting. And I thought those were the two worst characters on the show until Missy…

From sci-fi references to artistic nods, the Mass Effect series has numerous connections to the real world—this video, narrated by none other than Commander Shepard (or Mark Meer if you will) himself, looks at some of them.