That's really the point isn't it? That this 'hideous creature' is a far better human than his creator.

There's a guy I went to school with who emigrated to America (Georgia specifically) a few years ago and it's kind of frightening how far down the gun nut rabbit hole he's gone. Like he's 22, didn't grow up in a pro-gun environment (Britain has had pretty good gun control since a school shooting in the 90s), yet he's…

Blame Seinfeld

No, it was pretty terrible.

Isn't this a Monique Wittig novel?

Oh yeah, Moore is our trump card. He's actually proud of the place and still lives a pretty average life in town, occasionally doing talks at the library and the hip café.

But one of those was literally in a Beloved adaptation.

She's from Northampton? That's brilliant, we get so few famous people.

Oh right, I thought you meant we were being protective of Nazis, not that we are weirdly preoccupied with them as the worst thing ever.

It's kind of the opposite though - it's not that we're protecting any Nazis' feelings (!) but that the Nazis were pretty fucking terrible and comparing quotidian grievances to their acts trivializes them.

He definitely did last year when the solo (or solo-ish) album came out.

I think there is probably a reason he rarely plays guitar with The Hold Steady live.

And Mistaken For Strangers completes the set.

or "Born on a Train" by The Magnetic Fields

Yeah - the film so bad it literally killed the cast and crew.

Especially because Pirates rarely if ever used large ships because they're big and slow. Even Blackbeard (who I think is the reason we associate pirates with big warships) only used one for a short amount of time before going back to smaller craft.

Of course the correct term would actually be "wanker".

Is there a picture of this inventory?

Perry: You put a live round in that gun?
Harry: Well yeah, there was only like an 8% chance
Perry: EIGHT? WHO TAUGHT YOU MATH?

That Christmas special was awful. Smith deserved a better end.