I don’t know where you got the idea that Wang Tang Clan is something with which you can fuck, but allow me to disabuse you of that notion forthwith!

I’m dealing with something I’m sure a lot of other people are: I have a friend who’s a Donald Trump supporter. I knew it back in 2016, but I was surprised when, after years of it not coming up, he reiterated it last week.

someone please cut that Pirro clip and send it to her every day on twitter or something

Ouch.

I only wish I could do more than star this comment. Perhaps undo the article? But that wouldn’t reward you for saying the sensible thing. This is a fucking disgusting and outrageous article, it borders on dangerous and is at the very least harmful. To encourage people to get off antidepressants? Peer pressure is a…

I definitely see the potential for this article doing far more harm that good, even though she makes it perfectly clear you shouldn’t take any steps to change your medication without your doctor’s consent and guidance.

Describing to people how to stop taking a medication is something that is very dangerous. This should ONLY be done by the prescribing doctor. The whole idea of this article is a terrible idea. The title of this article should be

Okay, I started reading with “No, no no no” in my head, and yeah you did okay, but...the idea of “should you” gets left unaddressed, allowing people to fill in the trope “I should be able to quit after a while” and no, they can’t.

We don’t tell diabetics to quit insulin, we don’t tell myopics to throw away their…

Really, the last paragraph of this should be first. You usually go on medication with the help of a professional, and the help of a professional should be used when making any modifications to the way you are taking it.

The whole time I was watching it, I was like, “Who is that weird bloated guy?” Seriously took me two thirds of the clip for me to figure out that was Jimmy Fallon. At one point I was considering David Hasseloff because he played Nick Fury once...I was really reaching.

*crickets*

They were not on the same level as Spider-Man, the X-Men or the Fantastic Four, i.e., the ones having movies already made. 

I got halfway through that and gave up. I’m now convinced it was written by the actual writers at SNL.

Cool. You are not representative of the general public.

There’s a reason there were a fuck-ton of articles explaining who each of these characters were when their movies were coming out and that they date back as far, or farther (in the case of Captain America) than Spider-Man.

They were top tier among comic fans. The general public knew the Hulk from the 1970s TV series. The rest of the Avengers were definitely not known to the general public, which is who Fiege is producing for.

You could get all of the current comic book purchasers in the theater for one of these movies and it would be a…

It’s a curious feeling, feeling sorry for wealthy and famous Hollywood celebrities because one of the prerequisites of their fame and wealth is having to do stupid shit like this while trying to hide how embarrassed they are.

For comic fans sure. For the general public? Not so much. 

“Using his powers for good”

You’ve got the biggest movie stars in the world in one room together and you want them to play video games or go to some douchey music festival?

Because another late night Jimmy beat him to the punch last movie?