The Superman/Wonder Woman stuff is always the woooorst. Like, I can see it in certain like elseworlds scenarios (i.e. in the far future- they are both more or less immortal, so it kind of works when everyone they know is dead and they're like world weary and shit).

That first paragraph appears to be all one sentence, unless I seriously spaced out. So, did she fire her ghost writer and take a crack at this herself? Otherwise, she should seriously consider firing her ghost writer.

Same here man. I'm on Provigil for the daytime sleepiness (that shit is magical), but I still have major focus issues. I actually wonder if I developed a lot of really shitty habits from the years before I was diagnosed, since I used to have trouble focusing because of falling asleep. I know I used to annoy the hell…

So, I have this tiny table top tree. It was a hand-me-down from my grandma (as were many of my original ornaments). I have accumulated many things since then.

I have a tiny table top fake tree. I went out looking for a star (everyone else in my family uses angels, but I didn't really want to use one), and ended up with a silver, sequined butterfly. It is fantastic.

I go Black Friday shopping every year- although I generally start sometime after noon, when the psychos have gone home already. It's really really not so bad if you just skip on the doorbuster nonsense. That part is just straight up not worth it unless you need something super specific.

He honestly seems like a really chill dude. I saw him on a terrible cooking show one time and he made a happy face grilled cheese sandwich. He said he makes it that way for his kids. It was adorable.

I think he is actually relatively okay with it. A number of years back, Robot Chicken did that "Enter the Fat One" sketch, and he voiced himself in it and I think he's jokingly referred to himself like that. Maybe it used to bother him and he decided to just accept it, but he seems to have a fairly self deprecating…

For real. Like what are they trying to say? "Listen ladies, you gotta take your clearly nutty man back. Sure, he's unhinged and will probably stab you someday, but if you don't he might assassinate the leader of the free world. Statistically, he probably won't. But what if? Do you want that on your conscience??!"

Ah, that's a good point. I'd imagine the potential ankle breaking would make it difficult to learn, right?

::looks up throw:: Oh shit, that's rad. I don't think that's competition legal for us any more. Although with the new rules, all kinds of super useful stuff (including the only foot sweep I could pull off with any reliability) is now illegal.

We're only allowed arm-bars, although that ankle-bar sounds like it would suuuuck. Turn-over arm-bars can work on girls (mostly because you can give up on turning them and just throw your weight into the bar or use the momentum of the turn to finish the bar). But yeah, I get barred super easy. I have to tell people in…

His whole hypothesis is flawed (well, I mean obviously it is, but even if we humor him). I don't know about wrestling, but I do know that in other grappling sports (or at least in mine), upper body strength is not the end-all-be-all. It helps but it doesn't win you the match.

I'm rather baffled by the comments suggesting this girl put her effort into making a girl's wrestling team. Seriously guys?

Haha no idea. The lady that whooo'd was way up in the front and I was in the back with my friend giggling madly.

Shirtless Idris Elba would definitely have been an acceptable addition. Although I was definitely pleased that he got a beefed up role in this one. HE STABS A SPACE SHIP BECAUSE WHY THE FUCK NOT?! Easily one of my favorite scenes in the whole movie.

For real. A lady in my theater did a "whooo!" during the gratuitous no shirt scene. It was awesome.

I was subjected from 6th grade onward to "Catholic Visions of Love" at CCD. I recall it being traumatizing, but I for the life of me, can't remember too many specifics outside of a few things.

To clarify- I meant that it could be considering empowering for the character to deal with her trauma by becoming a superhero. However I don't think it was done effectively in this instance and has become such a trope (i.e. that any time a female character has something tragic in their past it is always that they were…

So, I don't watch this show, so I can't really comment on what is going on here. However, I did recently come across an instance of "rape as backstory" that pissed me off.