Sadly :c

Some people go blind later in life; I'm sure there are some blind people out there who used to drive and remember the general concept of it.

What, you don't like being portrayed as an inhuman savant who only exists to inspire "normal" people?

I mostly just go with "if the character's part of a marginalized group that the actor isn't (ie, race, ethnicity, disability), they probably shouldn't be playing that part".

Clearly you aren't familiar with wide swaths of the Star Trek fandom.

Those things are definitely comparable!

Re-appropriating "cripple" is pretty big in disability communities. It sounds super offensive if you don't hang out in those circles, but it's pretty widespread nowadays; I barely even notice it anymore.

Mostly irrelevant sidenote: Asperger's is no longer a separate diagnosis because it literally is just autism.

I mean, it's pretty silly, but it kind of reminds me of a less-ridiculous Killer Moth. Mr. Terrific's still in the lead here.

Old-school Mr. Terrific probably has my favourite "insane old-timey superhero costume". That thing's hilarious.

That's Numberwang!

Rozanski sold the old Mile High warehouse to a legal marijuana business in 2015.

Tipper Gore is spinning wildly in her house, confusing her family.

Eh, even then…as long as everybody's informed and consenting, it's probably fine.

The pictures are pretty cute and I admit to laughing at that terrible "Rock" pun. Congratulations to both of them, and hopefully they won't hear too many comments about how "soon" it is.

Nah. Makes me feel better about my inability to make eye contact or remotely appropriate small talk.

They're using Nightshade? Please tell me this means Capwolf is coming to theatres.

Better known these days as Sandor Clegane.

No, I think you're right. Now that you've put it like that, I'm pretty sure that's what I was actually trying to say in the first place.

Bees?!