It ties into the bit in Leviticus about how not being gay is like unto an abomination in the eyes of the Lord.

My wife claims to be related to the Habsburgs, but I have no idea how directly or if it's just a family myth, tbh.

Certainly he's known for respecting wood.

Ah, forget it. You people seem to subsist on cognitive dissonance, and I don't know why I fell into the liberal trap of thinking that highlighting your hypocrisy was a fruitful use of my time.

As one of his final acts, the dude is helping pave the way for even more unecessary deaths. Fuck classy.

"Acting like an asshole" to targets they think deserve it. As Car said, when the tables are turned they immediately switch into "decrying the sad state of modern discourse" mode.

"Stop saying that Davos! Of course she's the fucking Khaleesi!"

No, I was attempting to remind you that the man you're clutching your pearls for is crass and vulgar on his best days, and very likely a rapist to boot. You don't get the moral high ground.

Hey, uh, do you really think being a Trumpkin is a great position from which to call people out for lacking decorum?

The fact that you guys are running this hard with Dear Leader's weird obsession with CNN is an absolute delight.

SHIELD isn't a continuing presence in the movies; Nick Fury just used a mothballed helicarrier to help with the evacuation of Sokovia in AoU. And Tony didn't swear off all his robots - he blew up the suits he had been obsessively engineering to help with his PTSD. The Iron Legion and Ultron were both consistent with…

It took twenty seconds and without it Thor just disappears for the middle of the movie then rolls up and brings Vision to life with no explanation. Whedon was wrong about that scene and so is everyone who is still harping on it.

I want Tony's Avengers to have recruited someone as US Agent in Cap's absence, only to have him either vaporised by Thanos or off-handedly dispatched by Cap.

Yup. I like it just fine, but I'll always be bummed that Tony fucken Stark denied me a proper Captain America trilogy.

Imo Thanos looks like a koopa trooper from the Mario Bros movie in that poster.

If that was the case, wouldn't everyone just be complaining that fantasy franchises were ruining cinema?

Eh, there's plenty wrong with the first half of MoS, in my opinion. The Kents being horrific garbage people, for starters, but angry hobo Clark who spitefully destroys a dude's livelihood for being mean to him in a bar also springs to mind. I'm a lot less enamoured of the Krypton stuff than a lot of people too. I just…

I dunno. For me a gritty Superman is a fundamentally flawed idea, regardless of execution.

Haha taint

Counterpoint: he almost certainly isn't, he just says he is about once every six months.