It’s not rocket science, you guys. The idea is not that Disney is “punished” by them not going to the screenings, it’s saying they won’t be the stick Disney uses to beat the LA Times. They implicitly benefit from having a competitor (of sorts) out of the running in something that rewards publishing as soon as…

Seems like a solid stance to take. For those who seem incredulous — this isn’t about Disney “quaking”, it’s about refusing to take advantage of an unfair punishment they’ve handed a different publication. Trying to limit the (intended) disincentive to publish anti-Disney pieces.

Why is everyone roasting the AV Club for this? It is the right thing to do and even if they are not the Times or The Post, it still matters.

Could be interesting if it’s the Silmarillion. With a much changed script of course.  

I disagree with the implication that mistrusting Michael and not being able to be totally invested in his journey is necessarily a bad thing. Because that’s what it’s like when you find out someone you cared about hurt and lied to and betrayed you, and when you have to keep knowing them anyway. Right now, Eleanor and…

Just because his lifeless husk has been sent to the far reaches of the void, doesn’t mean Derek won’t be back. That may sound sarcastic, or delusional, but I fully expect Mantzoukas (his brain is wrong) to be back at some point. The last time we saw him, in his closed casket, he said ‘Derek!’

“Jason went to “Lynyrd Skynyrd High School,” which, from his description, sounds more like a sex abuse pyramid scheme run out of a tugboat graveyard.”

But when are they getting to the fireworks factory 🎆??

Im pretty sure if a dude made that weight comment to my child Id open hand smack the piss out of him, fuck everyone who supports this fucking rapist

So disappointing. Princess Lea was right there! She could have grabbed that Remington bronze behind her and bonked him.

(Sung to the tune of Monty Python’s Philosopher’s Song)

Kind of weird people talk about the city of Dallas killing Kennedy rather than Lee Harvey Oswald. Nobody blamed Buffalo NY for McKinley (or maybe they did, I’m hardly an expert).

Leaving aside the whole issue of plausibility, the half-century fixation over the JFK Assassination is proof positive of American myopia. Yeah, yeah, our National Innocence, whatever, but considering the dozens of real, official, CIA backed coups that one could focus on, why spend 50 years trying to figure out…

This seemed to me like more evidence for my theory that Janet is becoming God from being rebooted so many times! Right now the person she made isn’t great, but if she keeps getting better and better at it... she can already create worlds, so add in people, and you basically have a God, no?

I like this theory, but that story wouldn’t address the forked-up system that leads to a tiny fraction of people going to The Good Place and the vast majority being tortured for all eternity. I don’t see how Michael could have been misled about the morality scoring and map of new entrants as part of this supposed…

I think that’s possible, but I also think it’s possible that the Good Place lets Janets go for free because they tend to improve things wherever they go and that fits in with the Good Place’s central mission.

The Library is the last place where you can write and print things for free or almost free. And that’s important if you are poor and can’t afford to own a computer or a printer.

TheAngriestLibrarian vs. TheSmuggestLibertarian

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