I feel like I'm having to explain myself over and over this week.

Is it worse than the other Snow White movie this year?

>Nina Jacobsen says there's no shortlist for the part of Finnick Odair, which means by extension that The Social Network's Armie Hammer and Tron Legacy's Garrett Hedlund are not two of the names on that short list

Oh Em Gee, you can afford *alcohol*? You are so lucky. My self-medication has to rub two sticks together to make fire.

Right, but the line between being stigmatised and feeling it isn't circuitous, twisty, or counter-intuitive. I think it would be great to assemble a circle of such people, but I've never met anyone who's managed it. So pretty much everyone is exposed to it to varying degrees, and the idea that many of them can't…

Oh, you fucking BASTARD. That was low.

When I was a martial arts teacher, they liked to keep us up to date on how the "cool kids" were attacking (the school's owner was Asst DA, so he got a lot of violent crime cases). I remember him telling us that 22s were not to be fucked with, just because they looked like dart guns—he had someone who had been shot in…

I have a couple things to say:

>people who aren't either completely heterosexual or homosexual may feel stigmatized by both groups

You must really hate Dean, huh? Because he is the weepier of the two.

Yeah—that's the S5 shooting I was referring to. But you can't really blame them (for once) for the resurrection schtick. They didn't even know it was happening.

You just gave me the additional visual of spoilers on her ass...

If you start with the premise that there are four original metas, resulting from a breeding program with alien lines, and that this is being suddenly expressed now more than other times, resulting in skepticism if not outright paranoia from the world at large—I don't think you've hit rip-off territory yet. Keep focus…

I'm ashamed to have missed that!

I've always thought Castiel did that on purpose to show him who's in charge.

Not so much that they were never separated, since Sam's body does come back without his soul, but that's the first time they were separated. To me, I think death means your bodily functions cease, and decay is free to set in. At which point your soul normally goes somewhere, even if it's only as far as the nearby hip…

>Supernatural: It's a miracle when Sam Winchester comes back after his stint in not just Hell, but the cage where Lucifer is imprisoned. But sadly, not all of Sam comes back — he's missing a very crucial piece.

I did.

The first thing I do with every redesign/reboot is check my keystone, Storm.