In all seriousness though I don't have too much of a problem with it until it turns into pandering and fan service on the part of the creators, or bullshit like JK Rowling apologizing for killing off characters.

I've been a bitter old man from birth.

So it's like the Teen Maoists In Charge page on Facebook but with feminists on Tumblr?

"Jerry, just remember. It's not a lie if you believe it."

I just had a glass of wine with lunch but I think I need something stronger

"Men's rights activists: a bunch of mindless jerks who'll be the first against the wall when the revolution comes"

Are they gonna have a course on why gasoline has such an obnoxiously long shelf life in The Walking Dead? Or how they manage to procure Hyundais produced after the collapse of society?

On one hand it's hypocritical to be so hawkish and dodge the draft.

I like to imagine that his character will dress in the exact same way as that picture.

The internet must be stopped

This sure is an article about something everybody with Netflix has made a snide remark about in the past

There's no easier way to ruin a discussion about a TV show or movie for me.

Fandom and shipping are two of my least favorite words to have ever been brought into discussions about media.

Jet fuel can't melt unrealistic expectations for the success of an original comedy!

You can tell it's him though because of the juror's vaguely "ethnic" looks and sinister accent.

"11 historical figures you'd never guess are actually Jack the Ripper in [insert media set in Victorian era London here]!"

My younger sister eventually went on to become the living embodiment of Miranda Cosgrove's character in Drake and Josh and she used to watch all those shit-tier Nickelodeon and Disney sitcoms, so I agree with these sentiments 10,000%.

What the fuck did I just read

Did we go to the same school

Popular thing 1 + Popular thing 2 = funny