Eh. They were driving around my neighborhood on meth, with a loaded gun in the car, following a UPS driver, stealing packages off people’s doorsteps. So, I feel some pity, but also some fear of them. I think it’s more a portrait of drug use than general poverty (which I know, at times have correlation).

So what was the Squadron’s justification for murdering an entire city? So they could make Namor feel bad for all of 20 seconds before killing him? Am I missing how that doesn’t make them some of the most effective and dangerous supervillains in the MU right now?

I’m also confused: Nighthawk looks like the Supreme Power…

You know that’s not true. At least admit what you’re doing. That’s some true bullshit to be all “No, what?!?!?! We’re not being mean at ALL.” Be fucking honest about your cruelty at least.

Yea what the fuck is that 500 days thing. Does anyone ever click on that? I looked at it once was incredibly bored and couldn't believe it kept coming back up again and again and again.

It’s stupid and can we please have a bit of humanity and not make fun of this woman for a minute? Please. I am sincerely asking. I’m thinking about what I would feel like if this happened to my sister. I would be completely shattered. I’m sure she doesn’t care about some website making fun of her but at the same…

Hell yeah I'm going to be sanctimonious, Denton killed Kitchenette but kept this 500 Days of Kristin bullshit. Fuck that.

Yeah. :/

Sorry, who’s sanctimonious?!

That series was Gawker at its most petty and annoying. Now that they are revamping the site away from politics, it should definitely go.

I notice the 500 Days watch seems to have disappeared.

What a sad person you are.

The rich, smuglier-than-thou, sneering condescension of this comment is pitch perfect, if that’s what you were going for.

Right To Remain SilentI’m a huge TAL fan - I’ve listened to nearly every episode. When I was in my 3rd year of law school, in 2009-10, I took a clinic which means that I practiced as a student attorney for law school credit. We defended misdemeanor defendants in the Bronx and we focused on the growing number of…

If this video isn’t the entirety of Mad Max Fury Road and nothing else, I am going to be pissed.

Bruce takes Clark aside after he learns about this. “Clark, don’t feel bad about your parents being selfish paranoid fools. You’ve got to remember that these are just simple farmers. These are people of the land. The common clay of the new West. You know... morons.”

The new Benjamin J. Grimm:

The Grinch from the Live action movie with Jim Carrey.