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Elmer Fudd is the most pathetic of the Looney Tunes recurring characters, and I’m not just saying that to defend Daffy Duck. Nobody’s going to emulate him. If you want to Think Of The Children, then it’s Bugs Bunny’s violence you should be toning down. People take their cues from the cool hero, not the laughingstock…

Actually, that’s the correct definition of a civil war. It’s the American Civil War (but also some others, like the Nigerian one) that strays from the proper meaning of the term, not the Russian and Chinese ones, being in truth a failed separatist uprising.

Unless they outsourced designing the filter to a monastery, no way there wasn’t someone involved who knew exactly what they were doing.

Lady Coughcough

More like he disgraced the office by wearing brown skin, not that they’d ever be caught pheasing it that way.

You know what? You can send this script anywhere. Here, there, this, that, it don’t matter. There’s nothing you can do to it that Castro has not already done, nothin’.

Where were we?

Oh, that reminds me...

So you believed something you read on the Internet, which is where I said it. You’re part of the 84%.

I’m planning on building a simulacroom. It will be between the kitchen and the downstairs bathroom.

Would you believe me if I said I did?

Mark Twain is an example of somebody who’s done an amazing job and is being recognized more and more, so I recognize that he’s the one I stole that quip from.

Yeah, 71% of people just believe everything they read on the Internet.

In retrospect, having her sleep with her own brother back in Dragonstone was a clear sign that Leia wouldn’t survive to the end of the series. It’s long been an established trope that incestuous relationships end painfully - Oedipus saw to it.

Geekdoms are basically interchangeable, even the more overtly masculine ones like guns, cars and (watching) sports. There are people who can name the capitals of all 50 states and draw the state borders on a map from memory but can’t cook scrambled eggs.

Daenerys’ turn into Darth Vader was unconvincing.

I see the “boom goes the dynamite” guy grew a beard and took to Twitter like a duck out of water.

Fun fact indeed.

My understanding is that the ones I listed are still excluded. You can now use the standard 26 letters with diacritics (é), but not letters that are uncommon in English (Æ) or digits (1 and 2). Having now thought about it a bit more, I think the hyphen might work (on the assumption that it separates 2 given names),…