Q: A'd

Right on, she can't call that the point of no return when she already crossed it long before then.

You also happen to be taking the word of the cheater on all points, without knowing what is happening on the other side of this.

You both sound like pretty awful, immature people, so congrats on being terrible to each other so long that your relationship exploded.

FYI: "A star shines on the hour of our meeting"

Two films and a book.

NOW we're stepping on toes here.

*applause* This got a good chuckle out of me.

I just saw something about this fellow the other day and it is killing me that I can't remember WHERE.

I still think it's funny that they don't use Woodbury for the town. It's like thirty minutes from Senoia, if that. Midwest Georgia represent!

Well, the Governor has a brother (in the print books) but Milton's just not a character at all.

"Figuratively in love with The Governor" is more like it. They use the word "platonic" in the article.

Oh great, giant monster attacks SanFran on my wedding day! Can't wait!

I feel like the headlines on most news networks would be "WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK".

I'm your dord. I mean your density. I mean...

I also like telling the author they are wrong about their work! (That's not even snark!)

Chiming in with Segador, I've only got the title pic. Someone mentioned Randy Savage? I'm so lost!

You're safe, as far as I am aware. The crossover happens in its own continuity, though parts of it may be sold as Sonic and some as Mega Man. That part I am not totally sure on.

It's like his voice is having tender loving sex with my ears.

Indeed, but don't let that stop you. Joke never gets old.