The prison is now full of sick people. Carol's murders did nothing to prevent that. Where is this idea coming from that her murders actually saved anyone?

When did Rick kill anyone in cold blood for non self-defense reasons? I'm sorry, Carol fans, you can't compare anything Rick has ever done to what Carol did. She fucked up immeasurably. He wasn't left with a lot of options after that. Her attempt to compare what she did to Rick's killing of Shane in self-defense…

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These kids are going to need ALL OF THE THERAPISTS.

The bit where she sensually dresses in layers made me LOL, and I'm not much of a LOL person. Great send-up of a movie that is actually one of my favorite movies of the past couple of years.

It's really sad when families try to scapegoat significant others. It's his life and his decision. If he lets them turn him against you, that only speaks to his lack of character.

What makes you think his family is against you?

It's important to note that what you suggest is exactly what Jonathan Martin did, and it only ended up making things worse for him. His teammates were flabbergasted that he wouldn't silently go along and as a result, they condoned anything Incognito could throw at him.

a) I despise Alabama with the burning fire of a thousand suns.

Another poster here once shared that she met him at a party and he was super nice and gracious, so now you'll be even more obsessed.

I wonder how this ended up happening. Did he see the Today Show segment and think, OMG, I look like an asshole? I'm sure she pointed out that it wasn't handled very well and let him know that she felt she missed her chance to talk up her organization.

Well, he's my favorite part of True Blood, and I agree with you that he is great for this role.

You know, the phrase "punchable face" gets thrown around a lot, but this series of Roast Busters selfies has convinced me that a phrase much more violent is needed. "Crushable face?" Or perhaps just this screen shot from Drive:

We NEED to see this photo.

I'm sorry, but this idea that Stephen Moyer is not absolutely perfect for this role is fucking preposterous. He's hella good as Vampire Bill (what of it?), of course, but it's not actually the only thing he's done. He had a solid career in the UK before True Blood and he's a great dramatic actor who can also sing…

I'm gonna solve this mystery real quick-like. This poster hates women. A lot.

Yeah, I knew it was a thing, but I hadn't thought that much about doing it until I saw that commercial. It's like, fuck your Target dishes and pillows, just give me that honey-cheese and a paper plate.

Here's a tangenitally related question: Has anyone else seen that Target commercial where the hip young woman in some insanely perfect brownstone prepares for entertaining her guests by, like, fluffing a bunch of twee Target pillows, but also dumping honey all over some fancy blue cheese?

I'm a little confused by this response. I'm not the one complaining about gossip being reposted in Dirt Bag. That's the point. What good does this knee-jerk contrarianism really accomplish? What does pearl-clutching that completely ignores context add to the discussion? Why do people who are consistently offended…

Fox doesn't frame itself as a deconstruction of real news, the way Jezebel has clearly framed Dirt Bag as a deconstruction of celeb gossip. It's important to note the context of Dirt Bag and Midweek Madness. Context is important, is what I'm saying.