Seems like as a good an article as any for this:

I did nazi it either.

And now it shall live on forever in gif form.

What do you have against B&W?

George Orwell said something about Kipling’s poetry that I think kinda applies to Lovecraft as well. He felt that Kipling inadvertently ruined what might have been some of his best poetry (like in the Barrack-Room Ballads) by writing it in a mocking, exaggerated, somewhat offensive pseudo-Cockney, all because his…

When we first see them bathing in the river. After that, they cover themselves.

A couple of songs worth singing back to these traitors—I mean, fellow Americans.

One of the most interesting things to me was the role of [journalist] Polly Pry. I hadn’t been aware of her existence, and she turned out to be such a fascinating character that I was a little surprised nobody’s written a biography of her. I knew nothing about her campaign to set Packer free.

Wow, who would have thought that people living in Germany could have ever been so sadistically violent and brutal?

Nightmare on Elm Street’s theme now sounds like the beginning of a family Christmas movie.

I’ve got carnivorous plants; if I were a vegetarian, imagine that dilemma!

When the source material is ultimately a diatribe about why we’d all be better off if there were a worldwide military junta, maybe a disrespectful adaptation is the only way a sensible person could ever approach it.

Westerovision, I think it’s called.

Given that the word “Robot” is basically supposed to mean “menial worker” or “slave”, I think if any group of people were referred to as such, they’d have a pretty good right to be offended.

Couldn’t you make the argument that everyone who was alive in Germany at the time was an accessory/accomplice to murder?

I always knew Gunter Grass was full of it!

The way I see it, if it’s really as lousy as everyone assumes, just wait about a month before people start giving their copies to used bookstores by the dozens, and then just buy your copy there. That way you don’t have to worry about your purchase directly supporting the people who are, really without any doubt,…

And that, ladies and gentlemen, is where BDSM comes from.

What did she ever do to the Germans?