If there is a more vile, oafish nerd than Grover Norquist I hope I never encounter them.

Boy that scapegoating is really working a treat, huh? There's absolutely no horrifying precedent for this either. Good luck America!

It got a theatrical in Australia, but came and went very quickly.

Not just the '80s - 1984 specifically!

It's awesome. I love the way it dramatises the myth of the glam rock era, how all the references to real events are so exquisitely heightened. Like, Bowie (well, Bryan) isn't just making commerical pop music without a distinct Ziggy-style persona, he's an actual stooge for a dystopian corporatist regime who operates…

That string of one-liners while he's tied up and getting repeatedly punched in the face was fantastic. I think it was actually the teaser for the movie, IIRC. Definitely sold me.

In a weird way it's the opposite of the way Leto, DiCaprio and so on use it. It's not about precisely replicating the character's experiences so you just kind of automatically act like them, it's about drawing on your own emotions and experiences to better approximate theirs.

Yes, let's take a leaf from the book of Republicans and the quiet, respectful acquiescence you displayed during the Obama era, and indeed whenever anyone says or does something you don't like.

Ah, the cleverest of all comebacks: the paraphrase that takes 12 hours.

A. Who taught you that quotation marks can only ever be used to directly quote the exact words of a real person? Using them the way I did is an incredibly common rhetorical useage. I'd bet money that you've done the same thing.

What? She didn't get hacked.

Funny that you "everyone is too sensitive!" manchildren all seem to think being asked for a simple, concise definition is an unforgiveable insult.

What's your assessment of the idea that classrooms should be a place where opinions can be expressed freely and without fear of ongoing reprisal? Or that minorities should be allowed to gather in a real or online space to talk about issues that affect them?

MLA is politely inviting debate, and your obsession with her is extremely creepy.

I didn't ask for an official definition. Go back and read my post then try again.

It makes me very happy that at least three of the oafish tools defending the sanctity of Adam Carolla's comedy don't understand an incredibly basic joke format and keep accusing people of misattributing actual quotes.

"I don't see gender! It's just not important!"

That's a pretty far cry from trans kids wanting a web forum where everyone is chill about using their pronouns, but okay. I think we can all unite in denouncing this hypothetical murderous hippie of yours.

Yeah, like…I have seen Animal House, and it's not very good.

That's a bit generous. He's a two at best.