Is anything regarding this whole mess "tasteful" at this point?

He's going to be Trump's pick for a new cabinet position - Head House [you know what goes here] In Charge.

Special Topics is on my list to eventually read, so I can't help you there.

The basis for the TV show? Not yet.

I went on a huge science-fiction bender this summer, mostly through audiobooks on a couple of long roadtrips. I devoured everything available from:

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I'm glad someone else was reading Night Film - I couldn't put it down, either. I devoured that book in three marathon nights. It reminds me, in a way, of House Of Leaves - certainly more straightforward, but both do worldbuilding of fiction-within-fiction that makes me super curious about those interior works. I…

She's engaging in hyperbole but the sentiment is correct. Scrambled eggs do go from okay to overcooked, dry clumps in a remarkably short amount of time. Longer than a second, tho. And I also disliked the inappropriate use of "literally."

Pang and Young have the right idea. You don't need to add any moisture to scrambled eggs. The key is simply to not overcook them.

Send it into Review, and Forrest MacNeil will try.

Some of his earlier, contemptuously humorless reviews deserved the shit I threw. But he has gotten better at sticking to the point and giving his readership the information they need, all while writing with a sense of humor.

Shot in Romania for when Walter starts waving his firearm around irresponsibly, because life is cheap there.

Ignatiy, I have given you a lot of shit over the years. But I LOVE THIS REVIEW. THANK YOU.

Morbid curiosity got the better of me. I watched it. Extremely well-done, kind of clever and fun. It's also probably the whitest thing I've ever seen (not surprising, it's BYU).

I enjoyed the movie but again found her to be rather blah. Especially when paired with Jesse Eisenberg, who has such a distinct style, and Bill Hader, Kristen Wiig, and Martin Starr, who are so expressive.

"…Stewart has successfully segued into the indie world, becoming one of the most respected actress of her generation."

I just watched Swiss Army Man, and while I enjoyed it, I felt like I'd seen this movie before, right down to how the recurring music cue was in the final scene.

My positions actually haven't changed that much, although I am more pro-gun-control and pro-environment than I used to be. The political landscape has changed significantly in the last 20 years. In late 90's / early 2000's (my 20's), my general political stance would have been considered "just right of center." …

I started watching this, but the example clip Noah played aggravated my "I was once a conservative but that line has now moved to where I am considered a bleeding-heart liberal" ulcer so much I had to stop it before they even got to their conversation.

Given the number of Wes Anderson horror parody trailers out there already and how fun they look, I'm inclined to agree.