Why do people not like white chocolate? I just read a piece of fiction that had the author take time out of scene just to discuss how vile white chocolate is. White chocolate isn't vile! It's like a white, unnatural, tasty chocolate! What's not to love?

Whenever I read about fake religions I always wonder what would happen if a fake religion started having real followers. Or if some fake religions have real followers. All those people playing along and pretending just leaves so much room for someone to come in and actually believe, and a lot of people would be non…

River's fight scenes were always my least favorite parts of Firefly and Serenity, and I just don't understand why people think they're so awesome. To me, they just look really choreographed. Like, really choreographed.

That's a smart move. I imagine I would like them better if I'd just waited to watch them at home in a bit more relaxed setting.

Ugh, yes! I'm so pissed that they played the back half of season nine as Sam being in the wrong and Dean being right. Because what Dean did was beyond messed. It's just... ugh. And the fact that they justified it by saying that yeah, Dean did something bad, but he did it for the right reasons so it's okay. Despite the…

The only thing I remember about this book is that there seemed to be an awful lot of homoerotic subtext that my English teacher refused to talk about.

I was wondering this too. But really, I only notice it if the pain is actually in my mouth. For example, I was at the dentist today, and I have a one or two teeth that are fairly sensitive, and when they polished them and hit just the right spot to be twingey—oh my gosh, saliva everywhere.

I actually ended up enjoying the US version a lot more than I thought I would. Besides the ending, the only thing I ever really had a problem with was that they tried to make Harvey Keitel 's version of Hunt just as intimidating as Glenister's despite Keitel's age and height vs. O'mara.

I took an International Children's Literature course a year or two ago and did my final paper on horror in children's literature. And my professor told me, point blank, that I wasn't allowed to use Neil Gaiman because "he's more American now." I found it very odd.

Hmmm... that's actually a really interesting way to look at it. But I don't know if I'd say they made progress with their issues—more that their issues changed. I mean, yes, Sam did get more understanding of why his dad did the things he did, and Dean was finally able to see that his father did fuck up.

Everyone on Supernatural (or at least nearly everyone).

I love this show. I love this show so much that that love occasionally changes into something along the lines of, "WHAT IS THIS SHIT? WHAT AM I WATCHING? AND WHY DOES IT SUCK SO BAD?"

I truly believe their Plan A is if the tv shows ARE successful they will use the tv counterparts ...

Also on tonight is Misha Collins' appearance on Whose Line Is It Anyway?

Good. That's one less reason for people to harass me about not eating breakfast.

The freakiest thing about E.T. for me will always be the quarantine. I don't know why. I just remember being traumatized by that as a child, and it makes me really uncomfortable to think about now. I mean, E.T. himself was kind of alarming, but there was just something about all those scientists and all that white…

I've always wondered how Supernatural would have played out if they had been given the chance to go with their original plan for the ending of season three. I mean, the angels and demons aspect really just took over the whole mythology of the show starting in season four, and I wonder if they would have even gone…

I still can't make it through this movie. It's not even that it's that terrible (though it is pretty terrible). It's that you can tell Ed Speeler wants to act so bad! And the end result of that is some really bad acting.

That must have been an experience. What was the most confusing part for you? The stag? Hobbs appearing on Will's porch to ominously whisper, "See"? Or just trying to figure out who everyone was in general?

Edlund said on twitter that he's not coming back, which makes me incredibly sad because yeah, Dean the Demon via Edlund would probably be amazing.