Oh hey image macro of that snow scene I comped.

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If anyone thinks anybody's capable of "turning evil" you haven't been paying attention for the last five books.

Aside from legit madness, of which there's been no telegraphing whatsoever in any of the POV characters.

First time I saw Night of the Hunter I had like a 104 fever. Freaked me out so much I couldn't watch it for like 10 years.

Don't give two damns about Star Wars, but will second a no illicit set photos policy just because they're trashy.

Anybody read the Dunk and Egg stuff? I burned through the graphic novels a couple weeks ago listening to the Skyrim soundtrack since I can't watch season four for another couple weeks. They're great.

Speaking of tinfoilery, I dig the idea of Quaithe being Shiera Seastar functioning as Dany's Bloodraven.

Yeah, Reading Rainbow's always been about an emotional connection, not research based on phenomes and basic skill sets. It's a travel show, not driver's ed.

There are a million reasons a show could be cancelled, especially in the public sphere. This editorial is a logical mess.

It leans on research as a key reason for not supporting this, then proclaims that they aren't operating under how "Crowdfunding is theoretically supposed" to operate. Research shows that high profile projects of any kind draw people to Kickstarter and raise the average amounts of all projects through exposure and, I imagine, more comfortable users.

My voice has never sounded better than through a Heil PR-40.

Hipster is a cynical, reductive, and vacuous term.

Real tilt on the troll spectrum with that post history, guy.

What's your damage? Brad says you're being a real cooze.

The hero's journey is a toxic, scholastic model that has nothing to do with problem or purpose.

In case of Heathers, being a cathartic, grotesque exaggeration of the horrible hyperreality of high school.

In dif parlance, it's the Kubrick style of being in the feel of it rather than the think of it.

Heathers / Mean Girls double feature