People asking why you don’t have kids is sad to me for two reasons:

Except that adoption exists. Choosing to have a kid instead of adopt one is absolutely selfish.

Well to me the funniest thing would be to just use a scarecrow, or even just a broomstick with a pie plate taped to the top with a smiley face and upside-down U’s for eyes painted on.

I get that it was more a response to the election than anything else, but this episode was just bad. There wasn’t really anything noteworthy in its response to the election, and as a comedy show, its ostensible reason for being, it was pretty brutal.

Yeah, Carrey’s all about extreme exaggeration, but how do you exaggerate an 80-year old mannequin? Carrey’s done that weird finger-gun thing like every time, but I’m not sure that’s actually referencing something Biden did or just out of nowhere.

Yeah, we’ll have to see how things go: while they could absolutely handle this badly, if they are going with the pronouns the actor chose, then you can hardly find fault with them.

I’m curious why having the non-binary and transgender characters having the symbiont (as you mention several times, Adira isn’t Trill) is less progressive? If the show were saying that the symbiont somehow altered their sexuality into non-binary and transgender, THAT would be messed up, but from what I can tell that’s…

Yeah, very Souls game I send like half an hour making something I like, then spending the entirety of the actual game seeing next to nothing I made. Plus, you’re likely to spend a lot of your time as a zombified, even less-visible version of your character. It almost seems like a purposeful joke: here, design your own…

Yes, thank you. I have also seen lobbying for what it is: institutional bribery. It’s insane that people just shrug or stare blankly when that is pointed out.

I really like Mulaney, and his previously-hosted episodes were great, but this one was...not.

Well your comment was dumb as hell, so if you’re not a troll, you’re a moron. Pick whichever makes you feel less badly about yourself.

Che needs to watch Norm MacDonald’s Weekend Update performances, in order. While most people will blame MacDonald’s firing on the OJ stuff, I remember watching the show at the time and MacDonald was increasingly antagonistic with the crowd week over week, and while at first it was a little funny, it got cringey, and…

I’d like to add something I haven’t seen here yet: beyond whoever or whatever Pratt is, the idea of the “worst Chris” is fucking stupid. Because grouping these people by their first name is super basic and meaningless, but mostly because ranking them is dehumanizing and gross.

Oh, never, ever guess, under any circumstances. A wrong guess can propagate throughout a game but only become evident far later, and be nearly impossible to reverse. There are some solution techniques here that may be helpful: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nonogram.

Yeah, even though right now is pretty much the busiest I’ve been in my life, I have been spending way too much time doing nonograms online.

This website isn’t exclusive to the US, and other countries have different networks and distribution of TV shows. If they only showed the US network for shows people would be upset, and having an exhaustive list of international networks would make people complain that it was obtrusive. There’s literally no solution…

As I recall, his Michelle Obama bit was less about her specifically and more about the idea of president’s spouses in general and why it was weird anyone would care what they would have to say. His jokes included that one day there will be a woman who is president, and it will be her husband’s job to just shut up, and…

“If I can’t cheat, I won’t play” seems to have been his modus operandi his whole life.

Ha, yeah. My context for superhero movies is a little different: I grew up reading comics, which were both even more ludicrous than the movies and constantly retconning their own stories whenever a writer came along that wanted to “shake things up” by rendering history irrelevant. So the fact that the movies are…

Well that does kind of track with humanity in general: hold a high moral standard, as long as it’s convenient.