She's cute too!

Squalene for 203 points.

Chocolate pie is always attainable as well, but I still like to branch out and eat steak every once in a while.

I think the rush I get from playing a seven letter word is basically the equivalent of orgasm.

I think "co" wouldn't be too outlandish.

I saw it as well, enjoyed it immensely.

I hear ya man. When I see lyrics written down (without having heard the song), they almost always seem banal or meaningless. You need the emotion of the singer and the interplay of the instruments.

He's a commenter that doesn't suck, an increasing rarity these days.

The only Twitter response I read or cared about was ZODIAC MOTHERFUCKER'S, which was:

I thought the season was uniformly excellent (though episode 4 was through the fucking stratosphere, maybe my favorite episode of TV ever).

You're absolutely free to interpret it that way. I just don't think Cohle is particularly Christ-like, and I don't think Fukanaga and Pizzolatto intended that to be the takeaway either.

I dunno man. He was limping because he was fucking stabbed, and he has long hair because he went off the deep end for 10 years. Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar, etc.

Yeah, that Childress fellow was a bad apple.

I think people are overselling the Jesus imagery. I mean, he never had an "arms on the cross" pose or anything. He was just grievously wounded and had long hair; is every grievously wounded long-hair dude a Christ analogue? I don't think so.

Marty and Rust giving each other the finger as they parted was awesome.

*spins*

Fuck you

Excellent! *Air guitar*

Yeah, I really dig the FX model. Most trailers these days just throw every exciting thing in there, and it looks like a jumbled mess, and spoils the good parts to boot. But FX just shows these tiny little short films that try to capture the tone and setting, and it works 1,000 times better.

I was wondering if that clock line would come up again, but it didn't seem to (maybe I missed it?). It must become important down the line, probably via placing a bug in Stan's house.