Back-breaking flying jump kicks notwithstanding, the artists for X-Force have actually been really good at making Psylocke (not to mention the men) rather....realistic-looking. She's very lithe, no large ass and breasts (which in the dark angel saga actually looked more like pectoral muscles), which have never looked right on what is supposed to be an asian ninja, and the men look slim as well. I think the art on Remender's run has been fantastic.
Hah hah hah, I thought that too, as a former heavy AVclub commenter (now...only very infrequently, and usually only on tv club reviews). I don't think ZMF would be caught dead on Gawker, though.
Also, my experience has shown iMessage to be ridiculous unreliable. There is a particular bug where if you close the chat window before it's completely sent, every now and then it will not go through until you open up Messages again, sometimes hours later. Or if it tries to iMessage and fails, it can take quite a long time before it will resend it as SMS or MMS.
As a professionally-working PhD who is $130k in student loan debt, making a middling 5 figure salary (literally middling), and living in a studio (possibly in the same blue-collar neighborhood in queens that you grew up in), I would describe myself as "comfortable," because I don't have to worry about where my next meal is coming from, I can pay my rent, and if my car breaks down, I can afford to have it fixed.

Our definitions of "comfortable" are very different, as is your self-perceived definition of "not rich."

I'd say this in much much harsher terms, but I think you get my gist.

Requisite "really young Maya Rudolph" post:
Not to mention Will Ferrell. And rudolph hasn't been a cast member for some time.
Better hope he doesn't lose his mind, and rather than wonder where it is, engage in a wave of mutilation at the primate exhibit of a zoo, leading onlookers to decry, "That monkey's gone to heaven!"
Damn straight. I love when I travel to a country that doesn't have a penny. What are they other than annoying to people?
It was definitely mentioned in NYmag: [newyork.grubstreet.com]
You can buy them in the british expatriate section of almost any decent supermarket. My shitty C-town has them (but no york bars or violet crumble, dammit!)
I'd have agreed with you in the past, but Gingrich seems like he's trying to bring the GOP back to wholesome heterosexual adultery.
I think she's referring to one of the lesser known verses:

"No refuge could save the hireling and slave
From the terror of flight, or the gloom of the grave"

2) Does Giada have kids? I thought she was just married..nope...wikipedia says she does...well, if all of the rumors are true, it really sounds more like she just really enjoys sex, and is kind of a star fucker, and her husband is OK with it.
3) Not many fantasy franchises, unless you consider super-heroes. I'm going to take a stab in the dark and say Viggo Mortenson (LoTR) and....is Traci Lords the only logical Porn-->Actress guess?
I think just using the "average value" of the tickets sold is a really inaccurate way of gauging how many tickets were sold. For example, here in NYC, a movie ticket is on average $10-12, more if it's 3D. Perhaps out in rural areas tickets are much cheaper, but many more people buy movie tickets in urban areas than in rural areas. So, I think you have to look at a median ticket price, rather than a mean, because there have to be some outliers that are bringing down the average ticket price to $8.

Then, you have to take into account the proportion of tickets that were for 3D movies vs. non-3D. If every ticket sold for Transformers was in 3D, and no tickets sold for Twilight were 3D, then even though Transformers made more money, there is a much smaller disparity between the number of tickets sold for each, etc.

I like to think writer photoshop torture is relegated to the Deadspin commenters. That said, I didn't think I could crush on O'Connor any harder, but she fucking brought it with this article.
Like many artists who have kind of burned their brand for me, I will love and continue to listen to her first two albums, which are works of genius, and be cautiously optimistic about her future endeavors. But her last album was AWFUL, and the travesty that was her Hard NYC concert and subsequent "making up for it" left a bad taste in my mouth. Her new single is pretty boring, but anything is a step up from "Born Free."
Made me giggle, though I disagree with the thesis (I would argue that it was Jean Grey's resurrection that basically started the revolving door of death policy in comics).

Best line: "Well, there were 4 supermen..."

I'm a psychologist, and I too endorse this proposal. I'd actually rather we get to wear a swami hat with a feather in it, a la Johnny Carson.
Actually, I think she lives in LA now, with her billionaire heir husband.
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