Peaches and plums motherfucker

That’s my favorite part! They’ve got an overwhelming drive to use magic despite the fact that it brings them nothing but misery. They know it, but can’t live without it.

I’d rather it end than go on long enough to become terrible, but it’s still a bummer. It took me a good season and a half to get into the series, but it once it sunk its claws into me it didn’t let go. The writers once described the show as being about “impending inevitable adulthood” and as someone who’s struggled…

This is totally some bullshit language... Jez never should have quoted it.  Totally unnecessary for the story. 

OMG, are you kidding me with that forced-birther propaganda bullshit? “they punctured my uterus with a large needle and left me alone... the baby came out of me alive and was allowed to die.” That’s straight fantasy. That is not how abortions work. 

Find yourself someone who looks at you the way Bradley looks at Gaga when she first starts singing.

The only time I laughed was when Kev said:
“He’ll be the son I never had,”

Showtime consistently fails to end their hit shows before their expiration date. The same thing happened with Dexter and Weeds. I’ve been meaning to check back in with Homeland and Ray Donovan, but I have concerns...

The scenarios I see that explain that are ;

Calm the fuck down, January; we still have a whole year of horror to endure.

If anyone wants to understand why people help facilitate abuse of others and never examine their own contributions, go to HBO On Demand and watch The Grim Sleeper. It was truly the most disturbing movie I think I’ve ever seen.

I thought that Unbreakable was remarkably inventive. The thesis was both simple and surprising: What if comic book heroes and villains are based in some kind of reality? I loved it, and Jackson’s performance was kind of heart breaking.

Meghan didn’t achieve what she did prior to meeting Harry by being shy and retiring, but you know for a woman that always gets you labeled as a scheming bitch, see “Princess Pushy”. Even before meeting William, Kate led the relatively sedate life of a young upper class English woman. They likely have very little in…

I doubt it’s a big deal even if true. It’s probably a case of liking someone well enough to be friendly but not enough to live under the same roof with them for the rest of your life. Most of us wouldn’t live with our brothers and sisters in law but let a royal feel the same way and it’s a scandal.

The palace actually came out and said something and Kate’s mom (aka Mrs. Bennett from Pride and Prejudice) gave an interview for the first time ever to let everyone know that everything is okay

Consider yourself seen...and yes, that was deafening.

Don’t quote me on this, but I think the Geralt in this series is supposed to be a younger, less “weathered” version, because they’re following the novels as opposed to the games. I think I recall being told this by the fanboys when I expressed skepticism before about Cavill taking the role.