Speaking of dogs, what’s your favorite thing your pet does?

so he swapped his seat for one toward the back

Terry Pluto isn’t even a planet anymore, so how can we trust him?

LeBron: [looks at picture, thinks about having to carry Kawhi in addition to the rest of the team, leaves]

Somewhere Alex Jones is nodding vigorously as he removes his shirt. However, that’s not related to this story.

You’re not kidding! Yesterday I insinuated this was a publicity move for Dykstra; not to incite, but as an earnest take on the situation. It wasn’t terribly sensitive, and it garnered some outrage, but it wasn’t intrinsically offensive. In fact, it had a good deal of support too.

Go to bed, Hardwick. You’ve had a long day.

Who is this Chris Hardwick? I know earlier today the internet made the decision to wipe the existence of someone from the record of existence but I can’t remember the name of that person.

Careful, they’ll delete your post if you don’t say he’s a rapist. That’s how these sites work now.

Wil Wheaton has been unusually quiet on Facebook today. (Wil is good friends with Hardwick, AND a huge #MeToo supporter, so this must be pretty awkward for him.)

I believe her. Hardwick can eat a bowl of dicks.

Hardwick is no nerd. He’s a jock, too. He just exploits nerd culture for his own career.

Well, I’m still going to fondly recall all of the @Midnight episodes with Doug Benson on them.

Unfortunately, the title RED is already taken.

Please let this implicate Matt Mira and Jonah Ray, too. I fucking hate those d-bags.

I’m totally a nerd but there is this subset of nerd culture that will violently rage against anything or anyone that they think is ruining the pop culture thing they are obsessed with.

The problem with bringing in Blade to the MCU is you bring a world full of vampires with him. From that point on, logically, SHIELD, the Defenders, the Avengers, etc. should be locked in an endless war against the vampire nation. It’s like suddenly adding the X-Men and pretending like the mutants were just always…

Blade is basically the second pre-MCU/Nolanbat “genre superhero” movie series after Burton’s Batman.

Blade was much more of an vampire action movie than a superhero movie. I mean, sure, I guess it’s about people with powers fighting over the fate of humanity—but its vampire powers. Blade as superhero feels like a take made in retrospect now that superheroes are more popular than vampires, which wasn’t the case at the…

I bet Don Jr. wishes he was as strong as his brother Eric. Dude can’t even pet a fluffy rabbit without breaking its neck.