A-listers and actors in general being there feels off. A big part of the show's appeal was that it was clearly a bunch of amateurs hanging out and goofing off, and the presence of, like, actual comedians and actors and whatever Felicia Day counts as kinda goes against that. I don't think that the original run would…

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Well, in his defense, the guy wasn't a journalistic source when he paid him that money. He was just a child pornographer he thought was underage and had decided to pay some money to help out, and he decided to write the story shortly afterwards.

It is an ancient meme, in which someone on Yahoo asked "how is baby formed," and someone responded with a rambling tangent beginning "they need do way instain mother."

I saw it in the theater last year and was amazed at how well it held up and how strong the emotional core was. Bart and the Kid have a strong, real friendship, and there's a lot more warmth to it than I remembered.

Hey, an NC GOP member who is, for one goddamn second of his life, being something other than a craven husk of self-interest and racist slime. Way to go Mark!

I figure there's at least half a grade to be found in the category of "at least Ted Levine's getting work."

It's an important part of the Barkley: Shut Up And Jam: Gaiden canon, but that's the main reason I care.

I think this is stupid, and I bought the Super Hexagon soundtrack on vinyl because it came on a hexagonal record.

Why are there stride mothers like Frank?

I've never not been impressed by Laura Dern and have loved her work since seeing Blue Velvet at 16— her acting is consistently honest, raw, and completely unafraid. From Enlightened, where she gave one of the truest and most real portraits of depression and mental illness I've ever seen, to Wild At Heart, where she…

He wouldn't have to break it as long as he used a method other than flood. No more water, fire next time.

Don't let the backlash deter you, it's a lovely film with some great performances and a stunning ending. Solid B+ / A- for me.

You say that, but you don't have to spend Thanksgiving with them.

Jeez, that sucks. I'm also checking out of the conversation, since I've said about everything reasonable I can and they're claiming that a Bloomberg Business editor and Vox co-founder counts as a fringe journalist. Sorry you wound up being the target of this weirdo— I actually really appreciated you posting that…

Torgo didn't give you a fringe site, they gave you an in-depth article that sourced all of its claims, on a website run by a Bloomberg editor and the co-founder of Vox and the Verge. The fact that you didn't read the article, check any of its sources, or do any research at all on the website before dismissing it as…

First off, it's not slander if it's true, and the accusations are well-known enough that they're discussed on Eichenwald's Wikipedia page— I found support for what Torgo said within five seconds of Googling. It's arguably the most prominent incident in Eichenwald's career. You also accused Torgo of being a right-wing…

You're welcome! It was one of several sources I found in the article Peeping Torgo posted that you refused to read before you insulted them and told him to delete their account.

Here'sp the Times themselves admitting that Eichenwald issued a $2000 payment to a source who operated a child pornography site, which he did not disclose in his reporting:
https://mobile.nytimes.com/…

They need do way instain white voters.