The problem with calling people arrogant is that it's difficult to do so and not come off as arrogant yourself.

Which is why I decided not to take a potshot at his reference to "They Abyss".

However, I will say that the first person to do a They Live/The Abyss mashup poster with that title deserves all of the user karma available.

Lawrence is great in Hunger Games. She owns every single scene she's in (and that's most of the movie).

I assume there's a list of films that they have agreed never to show on their floating theater. Jaws is probably #1.

I think the one on the right is cooler. The one on the left is too swoopy, its curves look stupid.

I've never played the piano before, but I'm using the tutorials to try and learn some of these great songs. Thanks for taking the time to do those.

I think the Citizen Kane slow clap is implied in all these posts. Congratulations! 

That's really weird. It isn't my adblock or anything.

Throw in Obama on a skateboard with some sunglasses and I'd hang that on my wall.

I've also heard the explanation that the Eagles just don't really want to get mixed up in the war. They help Gandalf out because he's their buddy, and they show up to help again when all hope seems lost for the good guys because...they're nice, I guess? But they never wanted to explicitly fight for one side or the other. Not sure how much sense that actually makes, but that's what I've been told.

Shit has never gotten so real.

I'm going to try and do the whole thing with you guys as a show of solidarity. You'll have my axe, I suppose.

Get it? Ha. HA.

The first time I noticed it, I figured that they were just doing a "train tracks" thing, but that's a lot cooler, and it actually makes me appreciate the movie more.

TONS, at the moment.

- A Clash of Kings, by George R.R. Martin
- The Demon-Haunted World by Carl Sagan
- The Stranger by Albert Camus
- The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest by Stieg Larsson