It's a pop-culture warzone, and I'm a weapon of mass consumption.
The real explanation is here.
Confused people may ask questions.
The real explanation is here.
Confused people may ask questions.
4th December 2011
Reblogged From starkwinterfell
Notes: 242
"Doctor Who teaches me I just don’t know everything. Horrible events can occur for reasons explained in lost episodes or laws of physics too dense for my blogger’s mind and that doesn’t mean we are lost or unloved. There is the possibility of a god who roots for us, loves us, and grieves for us just like the Doctor. And a god who has saved us so many times and in so many ways we’ve never known."
— Gladstone, ‘How Doctor Who became my religion’, via Cracked
- Interviewer: What's the best piece of advice you've ever been given?
- Stephen Fry: I want to say something cute, like: "Don't take advice." But in terms of film, it's always other directors saying, "Don't be afraid to ask." Just ask for help when you need it. That's the best advice.
- Interviewer: And the worst?
- Stephen Fry: Someone said to me, "Yeah, go on. You should play a part in that Spice Girls movie."
"I think you turn on any television show, specifically in the last like five or six years—even the Friends were getting better-looking as the years were going by. The Big Bang Theory was another one. I was watching that show and I was noticing that the nerds were getting better-looking; their clothes were getting nicer. They looked more handsome. I just couldn’t understand that decision. I understand it as an actor, which is, you want to be able to jump off that show and be able to go work on other things. But to me, if you’re dedicated to what you’re doing in the moment, right now, it just doesn’t make any sense that you would be more attractive as the years go by. If anything, when you’re in your late 20s, early 30s, and then mid-30s, you’re getting less attractive"
— ROB MCELHENNEY, on his character’s decision to gain weight.
“We believe you’re never too old to play with crayons. Animator Ralph Eggleston did this Buzz Lightyear crayon portrait for Andy’s bedroom wall.”
HELL YEAH!
"I want Jesus to come back and say [to Christians]: That’s not what I meant!"
— Margaret Cho
“…what I do on CNN is completely different from what I’m going to be doing in daytime. I plan to be myself. I poke fun at myself, I talk about what I don’t know as much as what I do know. And I’m not pretending to have all the answers.”
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