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Honestly I would have preferred that Jamie named the sword "My Sisters Rapier". Then the episode could have been called Sisters Rapier.

Every guy you (a woman) asked SAID they would love it?

When has a middle schooler ever had a good idea about ANYTHING, let alone exotic dancing? Is she new to life? Did she just get here? Do adults regularly grind on children at work where she comes from? Is there no teacher's lounge where colleagues take a break and run HORRIBLE, illegal ideas by each other? So many…

I was really dreading this writeup because it's already been handled a lot more tactfully and analytically on other blogs.

And a name like "Antonia Ayres-Brown" is made for headlines either as an activist, supreme court judge, president.....

Thank you. People are going on and on about how it's teaching the kids respect, but the girl is 5 years old, she has no idea why she's saying it. Sure she can figure out how momentum works and that helium is lighter than other air but I think this sort of thing goes beyond teaching someone to be respectful out of…

It creeps me out that the kids are saying "Sir."

"The best part of this is seeing how respectful his kids are..."

Nope, this is older:

A better way to show that you don't care is by not bothering to comment.

the top the top the top! The totems are both a macguffin and red herring (is that even possible?). Cobb and Mal are trapped in limbo. Cobb says that he implanted the idea in mals head. We see Mal with the top for the first time in limbo. The top is Mals totem and exists only in the dream state. Mal is convinced that…

Fool. It was born in fire.

No, it's not hypocritical. There are plenty of things that fill a need and don't hurt anyone that people not involved probably don't want to see. Morris dancing, and that thing where one party lies under a glass coffee table while the other takes a shit on it, to name but two.

This is a really great article Dodai. Informative, attention-keeping, and reliable sources cited. Thumbs up!