My darling BF is an A-level Minnesotan - until it’s actually below 0ºF (windchill or otherwise), he won’t even wear a jacket outside. “It’s not cold enough to be cold,” he says.

I join you in that quasar of love. MY LOVE OUTPUT COULD POWER A DYSON SPHERE.

Yeah, I’m definitely a proponent of [x] music, but my opinion begins and ends with “this is cool music and I like it!” If someone else really likes [y] music, I’m certainly not going to argue the point with them - we all like what we like!

I would just hope to keep the modern graphics. Beyond that, it would be lovely to get Thousand Needles back. ;D

Oh heyull no, 100% on board with the overall “ick” factor going on!!

It’s ok, buddy, go get yourself some jalapeño poppers from Stupid Nick’s Wing Dump and play some games in your budhole.

fwiw, I believe “making love” in this context isn’t quite the same. It really confused me in old books when the hero would talk about “making love” with the heroine, and then all they would do is smooch. ;)

100% the advice I give any guy who asks me how they can be an ally. Your fellow bros are the ones who need talking to, not women. Be an ally where we are unable to go; don’t perform allyship in front of other women.

Seriously, people screeching “Jesus Christ!” as they get into an accident (like ya do) ≠ OMG CHRISTIAN TERRORISTS. Saaaame diiiiifference, people.

And I think that if no one say they heard “Allah Achbar” from a crime scene I would be critical if it really happend. That is 100% always reported, even when it never happend.

I’m amused that this is being thought of as a “live-action” remake when every animal is going to be CGI’d like Jungle Book. ;D

My vagina is as shaved as your testicles, good sir.

THIS ENTIRE SCENE GIVES ME LIFE.

I need to make a cross-stitch sampler of that middle one. ^_^ Lots of hearts and flowers.

She truly would have fit in perfectly... sigh, if only.

Seriously, this is basically Harmony Kendall’s entire backstory. You’re welcome, Joss Whedon. ;D

So creative! More wormhole fights, Hollywood!

I genuinely liked it. So there.

I guess I prefer to subscribe to John Green’s “Imagine people complexly” advice. ;) Also related, This Is Water.

Oh, definitely. ‘Death of the Author’ is a lot easier to swallow when that author is actually dead.