Because there are many, many people who DON'T see them as incompetent fuck-wits. If you have enough of the populace believing that you're doing the right thing, and enough of that populace's elected representatives going along with you, then you can do some pretty awful shit. Incompetence is only a hindrance if the…

I'll give you that it's not terribly inventive and that with any other cast it wouldn't be as good as it is. But The Departed is several orders of magnitude better than The Wolf of Wall Street.

I wish they would have found a way to get more of Stormare in the film. As soon as I saw the pencil it was a mixture of "Here we go" and "Oh, this is gonna be brutal". Which it was.

It's a nice juxtaposition on his usual laconic style. It is highly entertaining to watch him lose his shit.

I actually own that movie and watched it again last week when I was home sick. It's… not good. But he is good in it. If anybody seemed out of place or like they were not committed in that movie it was Rachel Weisz (whom I usually adore).

"Oh."

Downside— Proof of life after death.

So… You're single?

Depends on what he's talking about. His stuff on race and his general humor is usually on point. The second he starts talking about women, I'm out. Guys got some issues I think he should be working on somewhere other than on-stage.

Awww…. :( I liked Barb.

Fair enough. I'm not trying to be contrarian or anything. I just really don't see what makes her so above and beyond your typical hip-hop act. I was starting to feel like I'd missed some vital piece of information somewhere along the line.

I don't. Can somebody explain why she's supposed to be special? I literally just tried to listen to Formation and made it about a minute and a half in before I had to shut it off. It's the same generic sounding, female vocals, dropping brand names and talking about herself, over the same boring-ass generic hip-hop…

I would at least give the first episode a try. It's not overtly scary and the series is very good. And I watched it over two days while I was out of my mind with a severe fever. I managed to not freak out too much.

Wendy's had my favorite fries. And burgers. And just food in general amongst the big fast food chains. I actually preferred the old style Wendy's fries that were usually just blobs of grease supported by a starchy skeleton.

This. I saw it yesterday and while the action upstages the first one, the lack of something with the swagger of Manson's Killing Strangers on the soundtrack is noticeable.

Boxers have to also GET punched. And Clarkson is a gargantuan pansy.

I only knew about the one. And when I was there about 5 years ago, I thought I saw something about they were moving or there was some big, retail development that was buying out the block they were on. So I wasn't sure if they had survived.

So… Pequods? (Is that place still there?)

I love me some Carnivale. But if you've ever heard what the plans were for future seasons… Well, maybe it's better this way.

Turns out there was. It's just that it was the Patriots doing the dealing.