People are certainly allowed to say shitty things, but an editorial policy that allows it to thrive on your pages actively turns away valuable contributors, ideas, and discussions. It's unrealistic to say "Hey, we have the time and energy to devote to Being a Decent Person 101 every Sunday night instead of the…

People are certainly allowed to say shitty things, but an editorial policy that allows it to thrive on your pages actively turns away valuable contributors, ideas, and discussions. It's unrealistic to say "Hey, we have the time and energy to devote to Being a Decent Person 101 every Sunday night instead of the…

"what makes our comments great is that we have a very, very, very, very open door policy when it comes to what people can say here"

"what makes our comments great is that we have a very, very, very, very open door policy when it comes to what people can say here"

Babies don't watch this! Take the seed outside!

Babies don't watch this! Take the seed outside!

<————— or Ryan Gosling in "Half Nelson"

<————— or Ryan Gosling in "Half Nelson"

Take that back. There are lots of things you can say about Swearengen but "libertarian" is just slanderous.

Take that back. There are lots of things you can say about Swearengen but "libertarian" is just slanderous.

Which expert wants to explain what's so special about this line?

It means that someone needs to be urged to taste Cool Whip, because when you know what it is or you're looking at it, that is not your first instinct.

Clearly the notably mediocre episode from the first half of season 4 is the Good News. But even that has Don and Lane drunkenly speculating about the percentage of theatre patrons giving handjobs.

Hold on, I thought Rubber Soul was the best.

Well, Ian Fleming had been dead for two years. But 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wik… says there were two more books released in 65 and 66.

It puzzles me why they can't let scenes breathe, as you say, and just pace the three-dozen arcs slightly differently and end up with 11, 12, or 13 episodes instead of 10. I guess because cast and crew are paid per episode. But it doesn't seem to me so impossible that the show should increase the number of episodes.…

The guy in the bar's name is Morgan. And what's the horrible act? Being late to your abortion?

Ka is "the double," although looking at A.J. hearing the words as "the devil" is kind of natural. I guess the line about the Ka typically reaching adolescence at the time of bodily death makes you think about what that means for Tony if A.J. is symbolic of the Ka in some way.