Seriously? I'm covered in the damn things and I think this is stupid. Wanna know what happens in late night tattoo parlors in party towns? Drunk kids come in, pick something off the wall, then try to get a $300 tattoo for $75. When they can't get that, they go to someone who will do it for $75 and they end up with…

wait, you hated Hemlock Grove? Watch it for the werewolf transformation and Bill Skarsgard alone, (actually pretty much just for those things). Sure it was bad, but but but *hands* man candy?

As soon as I read the headline, I hit the comments looking for this reference.

As always, Futurama leads the way.

SPOILER:

why would they be crying? they still have Chris Brown on their side.

How does the saying go?

Agreed, except for Angel. Also:

My Precioussssss...

I want to see Adam Savage strap on some wax/feather wings and fly.

I feel like Brad Pitt has remarkably tiny, cute little ears.

My brain can't not read that to the tune of South Park's Unclefucka song.

Good, but extremely depressing point.

Thank you, that immediately bothered me too!

I'd like to see the naysayers inhabit my body (ok, maybe not literally see it, but you get the point) during the 3 days before my period and the first two days of it. Granted, I have PMDD, which can take the form of a few things depending on the month: a ravenous appetite and inability to stay awake for more than…

He's not a horrible person, in fact, I would say he's the only one in the series that actually fits the definition of a knight. I'm not quite sure what it's like in the show, since I only watched the first season, but in the books, he is the only one that treats Sansa with anything resembling kindness, doesn't kill…

Oh no! Looks like Veego is at it again!

Yeah I think that is a pretty accurate assessment as well. The books have more time to develop him, and you learn a bit more about him. GOT has a lot of horrible people that are interesting and still have their good points, Jamie Lannister for example.