-The respect of women
-The ability to gain consentual sex
-Actual depth and intellect that can be used to help people held down by society instead of harming them
-A wife who is a combat veteran and knows more about the military than Trump can ever lie about

like Norm McDonald said, maybe he'll be the new Colonel Sanders actor?

The AV Club
healing racial divides all up in this bitch

I agree.

Not really too good an evening last night for me.

and if we go with the original movie, that little bastard is responsible for the birth of Godzilla.

and one bigoted fucker too.

my inspirational inner city substitute english teacher was right, he was the world's first dope hip hop artist!

driveling can't get you penalties in basketball.

The fuck happened in season six of Friendship is Magic?

I was feeling sick last night (I think I caught my mom's stomach bug) and I could only stay up to watch the first half hour (at midnight since I had stuff to record and this was on my tv in my room) and I thought it was good. Yeah Laverne Cox is no well even close to matching Tim Curry, the original has a style…

So we should skip this and go watch an old Steve Reeves movie?

the guy from golf?

Hollywoo Stars:
Who do they blow?
Do they blow anyone?
Let's Find Out!

just being flawed isn't really enough. Like Pan Pizza said in his new Halloween video about Attack of the Block, flawed characters should be understandable and interesting. I didn't really find them understandable, interesting, yes, but not really understandable.

that sounds like two different things that you've made into a conclusion. I don't feel that Mal's mistreatment and slut-shaming of Inara and Zoe's lack of empathy are why people think the show is good.

I found Malcolm was an abusive asshole to Inara, Kaylee came off as a quirky woman who didn't want to be "bossy" or "mean" so she just kinda stood in the back and acted "cute", Zoe was pretty unsympathetic to someone like Saffron (before she found out Saffron was a spy, but before than she just shrugged off the idea…

The headline feels like if Mad Libs and Clue had a baby.

A Vacuum that Stan Lee will take credit for.

"Do you know who I am!?" - Inebriated Sarah Palin when she crashed that wedding party years back with her drunken white trash family.