“Okay,” I can hear you asking, “but it’s still okay if it’s a dog wedding at a dalmatian plantation, right?”

I would have gladly taken 12 weeks of paternity leave for both of our children being born. But paying the mortgage and buying groceries were also attractive options.

Sir, this is a Wendy’s.

In the case of Adnan Syed, I would draw an analogy to 12 Angry Men. That film is famously about 11 jurors who are convinced by one holdout to vote not guilty, as each bit of evidence against the defendant is dissected and seemingly impeached.

Well I liked your comment

It’s just good to be recognized.

He was, apparently, a pretty good friend of my cousin’s back in high school. It’s made for some interesting family gatherings at my aunt’s house where she will point out every picture of Adnan and him together (formals, etc).

Me too, but in fairness, me have blue everything!

SAGA

Am I the only one confused why The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl didn’t make the list? I mean, not only is Squirrel Girl an awesome and fun character but it also had one of the greatest covers in comic book history (https://images.app.goo.gl/X7AHgjrikgBTiVCQ7).

The snarky tone of this article in it’s active dismissal of context is just so damn infuriating.

I love the song and fully believe that it’s just taking the piss out of gossipy scolds, but that version always came across to me as a point in favour of it being about harassment. There’s some brilliant physical comedy in there, but Red Skelton is actually trying to leave through the song, and Garrett getting all up…

Everything you ever liked is bad and you are bad for ever liking it.

It’s a relief that the pendulum is finally swinging the other way, and most snarky “that song’s so problematic” takes are being met with the song’s original context, which is actually somewhat empowering. “Say, what’s in this drink?” used to be a common jokey phrase people used if they were acting outgoing or…

It’s the time of the year for people to ignore context and dump on a sweet song again, woot!

Yeah, nice outfits.

I knew I would like the film since Scott Aukerman was directing it, and Lauren Lapkus was in it, and I was not disappointed. Such a great film!

Couldn't be happier for the clout that A24 has now. Wide release for every arthouse horror film they put out.

A24's basically the only film distributor I have any respect for anymore.

Space Ghost: Where'd you learn to talk like that?