It was very chalantly.

Auburn.

Social justice is a bad thing. We should mock it.

That is one of the aspects of Breaking Bad that I really enjoy— when does his "for my family" reasoning become a lie? When, if ever, does Walt become aware that it is a lie? There has to be a tipping point after he's lost them that he realizes he's continuing on for himself; I think he's clearly there by the end when…

I had a long slog through the first season— most of the time, it seems that we're supposed to be shocked by how sexist everything was. That seemed to be the theme of it. Fortunately, I checked out the second season once that was released on disc or netflix or something and got hooked.

Never mind.

I dont see how bringing a show back 15 years too late to a public that has largely forgotten (or never knew) that show could possibly go wrong.

Oremor nohj em llik ot evah uoy emag eht niw ot.

That's what I thought, too. Maybe they need a super F… F— or something.

This might be the first time a series of tweets brought me to tears.

When that came out, I thought it was going to be the end of the revitalized zombie industry— I mean, what else needed to be done? It's strange that I've been tired of zombies for this long.

I like the way you think.

When you someone to women.

I was hoping this would happen!

But I thought they were supposed to be based on our perceptions of how others would perceive us. This is so confusing.

Life is like a box of chocolates— sometimes you just want to curl up in the bathtub and die.

The A.V. Club

The very thought of it makes me a little sad.

They're together solvin' crimes.

I'm not going to lie— these are all superior ideas.