There's a moment in a recent X-Men comic where...

There's something similar in an "X-Men" a few years back, when Trish Tilby breaks up with Hank McCoy because of the press calling their relationship beastiality. While I'm all for comics being more mature in what they'll talk about, they're getting potentially squicky more often too.

Inflationists, you say?

Hmmm.

they're getting potentially squicky more often too.

Dude, every time I watched Odo kiss Kira, my mind went places they didn't need to go. Much like the idea of Mystique/Destiny -- sex between a shapeshifter and someone who knows the future. Interesting.

Furries? Inflationists?! Are these kinky subcultures of which I'm unaware?

I'm kind of surprised you don't know what furries are, actually, and I'm not sure if I have any basis for that surprise.

I'm kind of surprised you don't know what furries are, actually, and I'm not sure if I have any basis for that surprise.

What Dana said.

I thought for sure Jon would be familiar with the Geek Hierarchy.

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Furries? Inflationists?! Are these kinky subcultures of which I'm unaware?

Yes. You should be aware of furries. Just because. Inflationists I think Hec made up.

Movie I hated: The Cable Guy.

Only movie I have ever started but not finished watching. And I sat through both Steel and Battlefield Earth.

Tough? You don't even know y'all.

Much like the idea of Mystique/Destiny -- sex between a shapeshifter and someone who knows the future. Interesting.

"Hey baby. Want me to change its shape? Make it bumpy, or grow two extra ones?"

"Nah, you still won't be very good."

Sort of like the inflationists who first saw Violet blow up into a blueberry in Willy Wonka or ballet dancers who saw The Red Shoes.

Apparently enlightenment for a lot of gay men of the previous generation came from watching "Nothin' Like A Dame" in the movie of South Pacific. It was an Aha! moment.

Movie I hated: The Cable Guy.

Loved it. My favorite Carry movie (although that's not saying much.)