Sure, but when I try to eat the complete works of William T. Vollman, he chases me out of his garage with a gun while yelling about prostitution.

Nah, I think it's a really good joke about how much people talk up the act of reading the book, rather than its content.

That people consider reading Infinite Jest to be a point of boastful pride, not for the quality of the book, but for its challenge and length. She's turning the book into a different challenging, long-term project to comment that bragging about and constantly talking up having read a book just because it was hard and…

Yeah, people are pretty down on her, but taking on a monumental and painful task of fundamentally stupid absurdity as an ill-conceived joke seems like the kind of thing DFW would appreciate.

I'm pretty sure he'd love this, actually.

Political discourse has gone from suck to blow.

Hey, "overseas" seems a little restrictive. Let's not forget our brace boys in the CIA, destabilizing South America.

You absolutely didn't overreact— I've been with my partner for almost ten years and I wouldn't text her porn.

Don't be silly, Paul Ryan doesn't have feelings.

A lot of great red herrings there— Kim also mentioned she was missing a survey, and then Jimmy interrupted them before Francesca could get it, followed by the camera lingering on one binder while Kim loaded them up.

Walter makes a series of evil decisions based on a calculus that, moment-to-moment, holds up. He gets him into these situations, but the awful things he does always seem like the only way out and can be justified in the moment. Saul doesn't have that element of calculating justification— he's just trying to scrape by,…

It looked like a damn Fritz Lang set, I loved it.

My favorite out of Jezebel's big list was either "Donald Trump, cheesy melty gooey," or "Donald Trump, noted Donald Trump enthusiast."

I figured you usually worked hard, or at least tumescent.

Early 60s, although I think most leftists are nearing extinction in its setting too.

I just assumed that it was because I'm no longer 4'6".

For the cross-console releases, the Switch also seeks the way to go— Sonic Mania's factoring into my decision to get one, just because the portability will be really cool.

I hear the Hermitage is lovely.

He's brilliantly talented but has a very, very hard time focusing that talent. He's got De Palma's skill for kinetic, operatic pulp, but often applies it to poorly-considered, overly-serious subject matter.

He's bad though.