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Scathing Reviews. Bitchy People.

By Dustin Rowles | Posted Under Miscellaneous | Comments (116)



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As Pajiba, now in its sixth year of existence, continues to grow and pick up like-minded readers, I think it’s worth stopping for a moment and asking our readers: Are you in the right place? There’s nothing more helpless and terrifying, for instance, than realizing 34,000 feet up in the air, that you’re on a plane headed toward Charlotte, North Carolina when you were meant to be headed toward Seattle. We’ll take all the readers we can get, but we’d hate to steer you in the opposite direction of where you’re headed. So, for any of our readers that might have come aboard in recent weeks or months, it might serve you well to answer a few questions about yourself before you continue on the Pajiba journey.

Do you, for instance, love movies and television in theory, but find yourself disappointed with most of what passes for mainstream entertainment? When you check the latest television ratings, do you feel a little disgusted? Do you find that, when it comes to movie and television conversations, that you often feel out of place when talking to some of your friends and family members? Have you ever ended a friendship because a friend’s interest in a particular movie caused you to lose respect for him or her? Do you often feel that your cultural tastes are superior to those around you, while at the same time, find those with superior attitudes annoying or obnoxious? Do you have a healthy distaste for any of the following: Michael Bay, Tyler Perry, the movie Crash, Katherine Heigl, or Ashton Kutcher? Do you sometimes find a typo or a grammatecal error in a post about Michael Bay news even more annoying than the Michael Bay news? Did you bristle when I misspelled grammatical? Do you sometimes feel the need to defend a movie or television show that you feel is being unfairly excoriated even when you agree with the excoriation? Are you overly critical, but sometimes find the hyper criticism of others painfully annoying? Have you ever looked at the trending topics over on Twitter and felt sick to your stomach? Are you capable of reading both The New Yorker and Entertainment Weekly and zealously finding fault in both? Do you like certain individuals, but dislike “people,” especially stupid people? Do you ever feel violent tendencies toward co-workers that you’d never act upon? Are you put off by society’s ideas of conventional beauty? Are you less likely to watch something if people keep telling you that you must watch it? Are you contrarian in nature? Would you ever consider sleeping with Steve Buscemi? Do you hate pretentious people, even though some might consider you pretentious? Do you hate puns? Do you shudder a little when you see “LOL”? Do you like to interact with spam comments? When you’re in a sour mood, do you sometimes prefer commiserating with others over trying to be in a better mood? Are you more often than not annoyed by other people in movie theaters? Do you like intelligence, but find yourself irritated by self-seriousness? Do you like the word “butthole”? Do you like creative uses of profanity?

If you answered yes to three or more of the above questions, or just the one about Steve Buscemi, then you’re right where you belong.

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Comments

yes, yes, yes, YES YES YES YES YEEEEEEEEES YESSSSSSSSS YEAHHHHHH, OHHHHHHHHHH, I think I'm cumm . . .

NOOOOOOOOOOO! I like puns.

Posted by: BWeaves at September 13, 2010 1:36 PM

Do you like certain individuals, but dislike "people," especially stupid people?

YES.

Do you ever feel violent tendencies toward co-workers that you’d never act upon?

Occasionally.

Are you contrarian in nature?

HELL YES.

Would you ever consider sleeping with Steve Buscemi?

Oh yeah.

Did you bristle when I misspelled grammatical?

Abso-fucking-lutely.

I love you, Pajiba. Don't ever change.

Posted by: MM at September 13, 2010 1:38 PM

Get out of my fucking head Rowles.

Posted by: PaddyDog at September 13, 2010 1:39 PM

Do you find that, when it comes to movie and television conversations, that you often feel out of place when talking to some of your friends and family members?

No. I select my friends and family members carefully, so as to avoid situations such as the above.

Posted by: MM at September 13, 2010 1:41 PM

As for the Steve Buscemi question, I'm a straight guy, however for the right price...

Nah, but I still love you guys.

Posted by: Uncle JR at September 13, 2010 1:42 PM

I said yes to about 90% of those questions. I guess that makes me lord high admiral of assholeness.

Epic win. Although, now I have no idea how to actually write my full name. Hyphens? Commas? Magnets? How do they work???

Team grammar assholes ASSEMBLE.

Posted by: "luker" the barbarian at September 13, 2010 1:43 PM

Yes, yes, yes to many of these questions, but "puns"??? I'm with BWeaves on this one.

Puns are great...especially bad ones.

Posted by: Alice at September 13, 2010 1:44 PM

That was perfect, Cap'n Rowles.

Although I don't say it nearly enough, thanks to you for putting this fucking thingie together, thanks to all the brilliant writers, and finally, thanks to the commenters. This site makes my dinkle tingle, and dinkle-tingling is something I hold very dear to my heart.

Sincerely,
Skittimus Maxim...EXCEPT FOR YOU, CONDOUCHE - YOU SUCK SATAN'S WIENER!

Anyhow, thanks again.

Posted by: Skitz at September 13, 2010 1:46 PM

I really DO belong here!!!!

Posted by: dammitjanet at September 13, 2010 1:46 PM

BUTTHOLE.

Posted by: figgy at September 13, 2010 1:48 PM

You had me until Buscemi. I mean, to each their own, but I'll stick with Jack White and Alan Rickman as my unconventional crushes.

I also hate hipters, emos and frat people with aplomb.

Posted by: Vee at September 13, 2010 1:49 PM

Aww, I'm home.

Posted by: kate the great at September 13, 2010 1:55 PM

My mother happened to mention that my sister and her family are a Neilsen household. I said, "Tell her if she ever registers Two and a Half Men as her viewing choice, I'm disowning her."

That's the day I found out my mother thinks Two and a Half Men is hysterical.

I think I must be adopted.

Posted by: Wednesday at September 13, 2010 1:55 PM

Did you learn HTML because even though you are old, you still want to comment in what you perceive to be the correct way online?

Would you add Dane Cook to the question Do you have a healthy distaste for...?

Have you ever ended a friendship because a friend’s interest in a particular movie caused you to lose respect for him or her?

No, but on being told that I could say one and ONLY ONE thing in response to my friend's love for that message in a bottle movie with Kevin Costner, I did choose to say, "You have the worst taste in movies ever."


Posted by: Mrs. Julien at September 13, 2010 1:56 PM

Love. Nothing but love for this post!

America's Got Talent (from the tv ratings link)? Ok, here's my rant: "America's" is clearly a contraction. But of what?

America Was Got Talent?
America Is Got Talent?
America Has Got Talent?

Hmmm... So, why in the name of all that is holy can't we just say, "America HAS Talent"?!? Grates my nerves to no end...

Posted by: malikvlc at September 13, 2010 1:57 PM

AGH! People look at me like I am growing a third eye when I say the word "hipsters," for example, "Agh! That place is so hipster I thought I might accidentally come out with bandanna around my ankle and a headband around my forehead." People should know that HIPSTERS ARE TRYING TO TAKE OVER THE WORLD, THEY ARE MORE DANGEROUS THAN ZOMBIES!

I am sorry about this tangent, I am just very tired.

Posted by: Let's do the Diane! at September 13, 2010 1:59 PM

I ADORE puns. How DARE you. Mmmmmm, Buscemi*. Nothing like a snaggletooth.

*Do you, gentle reader, pronounce it "BOO-SHEM-EE" or "BOO-SEM-EE." One of these, while correct, also makes you sound like an insufferable douchebag.

Posted by: coveredinbees at September 13, 2010 2:00 PM

Do you like certain individuals, but dislike “people,” especially stupid people?
This is half of my philosophy re: life.

But I wouldn't sleep with Steve Buscemi. Because the other half of my philosophy re: life is that I don't say 'no' to things unless they are scary or involve cockroaches. He's out on both counts.

Posted by: esme at September 13, 2010 2:02 PM

Oh esme, that was GOLD!

Posted by: Mrs. Julien at September 13, 2010 2:04 PM

I have a white hot, burning hatred for Michael Bay, M. Night Charlatan and Ashton Kutcher (I love Katherine Heigl's rack, though). I am a raging misanthrope, but I like most people as individuals....what I hate is the wad-the mass of humanity that makes reality TV (esp. Jersey Shore and its ilk), hip-hop and "Twilight" books and movies popular-and don't get me started about "SATC" (shudder). "Contarian" should be my middle name...I LOVE the creative use of profanity (Hunter Thompson is my favourite writer). And....check, check, check,...yeah, I'm definitely in the right place.

Posted by: Mark M at September 13, 2010 2:05 PM

I've never had to end a friendship because my friend's taste in entertainment caused me to lose respect for them, because I have the good decency to never bother speaking to those peasants.

Though, I did realize my relationship with my best friend had transcended from friendship to sisterhood when I still loved her after she made me watch The Jane Austen Book Club. That movie was an affront to Jane. Jane spits upon you from the heavens, movie.

Posted by: Courtney at September 13, 2010 2:07 PM

Yes to everything, except the Buscemi question. I honestly don't know. Ask me when he's right in front of me and we're having an interesting conversation.

Also, I LOVE puns. Only buttholes don't like puns.

Butthole.

Posted by: stardust at September 13, 2010 2:08 PM

I feel the need to say that I was can answer all the questions as yes except for 2. The Buscemi one is a no. However the other needs a bit of explanation.

Do you ever feel violent tendencies toward co-workers that you’d never act upon?

I have only killed a couple of coworkers. Trust me, they totally deserved it. If someone steps to me saying the Wire wasn't the best show ever or that it is too slow to watch or why don't they solve the crime at the end of each episode, I cannot be held responsible for my actions. We now have an understanding at the office and I've gained a bit of street cred. The boss is too scared to fire me or call the cops. Everyone should try it.

Posted by: Porkchop Express at September 13, 2010 2:08 PM

I answered yes to the majority of these, but after a solid five years of being around here it's become a chicken/egg kind of thing.

Who am I kidding? I've been scathing and bitchy since my formative years. It was a natural fit.

Posted by: katy at September 13, 2010 2:11 PM

I just remembered a "violent tendencies towards co-workers moment". She said and I quote, "It's really self-centered to think that there is global warming just because it's hot in New Jersey." I wanted to slap her silly. I think I've mentioned it before, but honestly who reads and/or remembers all of the comments?

Posted by: Mrs. Julien at September 13, 2010 2:14 PM

YES. Pajiba is my home away from home.

Posted by: Annabanana at September 13, 2010 2:16 PM

Welcome to Pajiba. Champions of narrative, eloquence, and home to scathing, yet beautifully written reviews.

Now here's Figgy with some "Project Runway" recaps, and Cindy Davis with her pedestrian bullshit no one cares about.

Posted by: Scott at September 13, 2010 2:19 PM

It's not a bad beer joint to hang out in.
Pretty good people - well, except for the few that I've lopped off of my Bookface friends list.
Pretty good writers, even if I don't read all of the columns anymore.
Some changes that are good, some that blow. It happens over time, I guess.
After five-plus years, it's home away from home and that's the highest praise a beer joint can get.
Thanks, DR.

Posted by: Spender at September 13, 2010 2:20 PM

::sniff:: It's like Dustin's read my diary.

And, quite observant, Malikvlc...It's the same grammatical quandary as the little man from AOL telling me: "You've Got Mail"...You mean, "You have got mail?" Is that even correct? In some places, maybe. "You have gotten mail" is better versed but makes no sense..Why isn't it simply: "You Have Mail"??

Posted by: AlwaysSunnyinNJ at September 13, 2010 2:21 PM

Solidarity Brothers. This is such a rousing, unifying post and shock horror, not one mention of Ryan Reynolds abs!
Therefore one can only assume that Dustin has written this under duress.
Nice one.

Posted by: peanut at September 13, 2010 2:25 PM

Sorry, but I ain't switching to the other team for Steve Buscemi.

Offer up RJD though and...nahhh!

Posted by: Fredo at September 13, 2010 2:29 PM

I love this so much I would let it snuggle with me after a night of furious lovemaking. Not for too long, mind, I've got shit to do, but I'd allow a brief cuddle.

Posted by: SavageCats at September 13, 2010 2:31 PM

I answered yes to all of your questions, Rowles, but I still get rankled by some of the goings on here. That's probably my fault, but I still like to blame all of you. Like you said, Butthole.

Oh, and I even answered "yes" to Steve Buscemi. The man's talented enough that with the right setting and too much social lubrication, hey, who'm I to turn down Mr. Pink?

Posted by: RobP at September 13, 2010 2:32 PM

Are you contrarian in nature?

No, and fuck you for asking.

Posted by: Tracer Bullet at September 13, 2010 2:33 PM

What? What the fuck? For five years I've been thinking that I was frequenting AICN!?

As for your Buscemi question: He looks like that because I did him. Hard.

Posted by: admin at September 13, 2010 2:35 PM

I HATE YOU ALL, YET I AM DRAWN BACK INTO YOUR PRESENCE AGAIN AND AGAIN. DAMN YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Posted by: Smokin at September 13, 2010 2:36 PM

Dustin: I know I came on kind of like a poozer on the site today and everything, but, that's just so my readers won't think, you know, I'm a jerk.

Mrs Rowles: But they're all pretty much jerks though, aren't they?

Dustin: Yeah, but the thing is, I'm kinda like the leader, you know, kinda like the King of the Assholes.

Posted by: Whorish Mouth at September 13, 2010 2:42 PM

Also, butthole.

Posted by: Whorish Mouth at September 13, 2010 2:44 PM

I have a stubborn resistance to being pigeonholed and a resulting impulse to say "no" to many of these questions solely for the sake of being unclassifiable, even though many of them do hit the mark in describing me. Perhaps this makes me Pajiban?

Posted by: DarthCorleone at September 13, 2010 2:44 PM

My only concern: Steve Buscemi might like Michael Bay. I mean, he did work with the man on Armageddon and The Island.

But I certainly do belong here. It's like my internet family, except we all (mostly) agree.

Posted by: penelope at September 13, 2010 2:47 PM

Could we get a copy of this in list form with checkboxes to evaluate new acquaintances?

Of course, regardless of answers, anyone that actually completed such a questionnaire would be immediately ignored.

Posted by: WestCoastPat at September 13, 2010 2:47 PM

I stopped talking to most of my friends in high school when they insisted You Got Served should be nominated for an Oscar, love Buschemi, and Tyler perry films make me weep for humanity. Yes, I'm pretty much at home here.

Posted by: Bee at September 13, 2010 2:49 PM

First sentence of paragraph two describes me to a "T." Yep, I'm at the right place...

Posted by: EJ at September 13, 2010 2:49 PM

I care about grammar and all, but am too lazy to do anything except shake my head sadly at it. As for the rest, send me into a blind rage complete with splosions and pointless nudity. Oh and could never sleep with a guy who had the "space madness". And if I could actually find a job that had coworkers y'all would be reading about sploding buildings and candy machine hoarding.
Wait, wth? pmsl.tots on the lolz.
*Excuse me, had to. I like to make others angry too*

Posted by: DeckOfficer!! at September 13, 2010 2:50 PM

100% Yes. The last two butthole years have been splendid.

Posted by: ThunderSacTriumph at September 13, 2010 2:59 PM

I just started reading this site a few months ago and WOW, I belong.

It was official when I got to the questin about having a distaste for the movie CRASH.

Posted by: junierizzle at September 13, 2010 3:01 PM

Agree on all other points except for the puns. Do NOT dare look down on the art of punnery!

Posted by: Joker at September 13, 2010 3:02 PM

Aww... I can say "yes" to more of these than I ever thought possible. Even when I go away (usually when I'm starting a new job and am trying to look all productive-like), I soon find myself coming back again.

When little Pealet is born, I promise to raise him/her in the proud 'jiban tradition of anti-hipster-semi-pretentious-misanthropy.

Posted by: Pea at September 13, 2010 3:11 PM

Hey Joker, get thee to a punnery.

Posted by: Mrs. Julien at September 13, 2010 3:12 PM

Yes to pretty much everything, except the Buscemi thing. I only like him as a friend.

Penelope - if Bay wants to hand him bags of cash to attempt to improve on the crap he is throwing at the screen, then who are we to judge. Plus, that liking you're boss is not a prerequisite to cashing a paycheck.

Posted by: Brian at September 13, 2010 3:18 PM

"Do you ever feel violent tendencies toward co-workers that you'd never act upon?"

My gut reaction was No! I hate violence!

But then a deeply repressed memory came back to me. In one day I had a co-worker who not only tried explaining to me why Twilight is the best book AND movie series ever, but she also said the sentence, "I don't know, I just never really found The Big Lebowski funny. You know whats like the funniest movie ever though? White Chicks!"

You were the one that uncovered this memory, but now I have to be the one that kills her.

Posted by: Jack Klompus at September 13, 2010 3:20 PM

Last week, while I was extolling the virtue of Going the Distance, my boss said, "You know what's the funniest movie I've ever seen? My Best Friend's Girl with Dane Cook. He is so funny." I almost quit.

Posted by: Courtney at September 13, 2010 3:26 PM

I affectionately call my sister butthead--is that close enough to 'butthole'?

But sleeping with Steve Buscemi? I think I'll pass...(I like Steve Buscemi as an actor, but thinking about intimate relations with him is sort of akin to seeing full-frontal Harvey Keitel in The Piano. It's burned on my brain, ok?).

Posted by: birdgal at September 13, 2010 3:26 PM

Little tap dance! Yup - I have about two friends who don't stare blankly when I talk to them. Then, you guys. It's pretty fab having met 60+ invisible friends! In conclusion, this is all pretty great!
xo

Posted by: replica at September 13, 2010 3:28 PM

Fuck everything in this post except ass holes and vitriol. I'm an ass hole. I like vitriol. I come here to be with the ass holes and vitriol. It makes me feel all cold, dead and stabby inside. You LOLCat fans can have the warm and fuzzy. Cold, dead and stabby is where it's at.

Nah, that's not entirely true, a lot of you psychos make me laugh. Yes, I think of you as "ha ha" funny, like a clown. You amuse me. You stuttering, mumbling fucks.

Oh and many of you applaud my Star Wars rants, rather than look at me in terrified shock.

Crap. Maybe it is a warm fuzzy feeling. But it's an evil warm fuzzy feeling. Like the warm fuzzy feeling you'd get when you order the site nuked from orbit just to be sure.

Posted by: lubeg at September 13, 2010 3:37 PM

Mmmmm. Sorry ,I was just basking in the still quivering afterglow from that post.

Yes, this is the place for me.
Thank you Dustin for creating this magical little kingdom of snark, and unleashing Lwa'e' on the world. The remarkable people I now count as friends whom I met here have changed my life forever.
{sniff} I love you sick pervs.

Oh, and anyone NOT already on Facebook, come ON. Get over there. Look me up:
Lindsey Withan'e'
I will hook you up. Unless you are an asshole. Then stay here.

Posted by: Lindsey with an 'e' at September 13, 2010 3:39 PM

I've fondly lurked, and occasionally commented, for years on this site, so for me simply reading the questionnaire above fills me with both warm fuzzy love toward all of you as well as a strong feeling of superiority for doing nothing but being cool enough to be here.

coveredinbees, in Italian, the letter C followed by either E or I has the same sound as the English CH more or less, so I pronounce and will continue to pronunouce it BOO-SHEM-EE until the man himself tells me otherwise in a post-coital haze. Also in Italian, when a word is spelled with CH, such as bruschetta, it indicates the hard C, or K sound in English. So it's BROO-SKET-TA, motherfuckers.

I can't honestly recall if I've had friends with poor enough taste to warrant the ending of that friendship out of principle, but I have definitely cut people out of my life when they have persisted in using the BROO-SHET-TA pronunciation. Those buttholes can choke on their soft...Cs.

Posted by: leuce7 at September 13, 2010 3:39 PM

I can't think of any other place that would have me.

Posted by: Human Centipede - Segment Two at September 13, 2010 3:40 PM

Once, I got the stuff to be a Neilsen house. This is back when I was in undergrad and hadn't actually watched any tv live in at least 3 years. So, I looked up the actual most popular shows (This was either 2001 or 2002, I don't remember a lot from that time). I deemed 98% of them crap, voted for the shows that I loved (Alias, Scrubs, and that's all I remember as those were the only shows I would set the VCR for (OH GET OFF MY LAWN!)), and sent in the ballot. It didn't matter, but I at least did my part to fight bad television.

And yes, I hate all of you. Always. I hate everyone though. Life's easier that way.

Posted by: Melody at September 13, 2010 3:49 PM

Leuce7:

I used to work for an Italian company. Once in a very high end restaurant in DC, my boss (born and raised in Rome) ordered bruschetta as in "Bru-ske-tta" and the waiter very condescendingly corrected him saying "ah, it's pronounced bru-shetta actually". We left before the drinks arrived.

Posted by: PaddyDog at September 13, 2010 3:58 PM

Jesus, BWeaves, that's the worst case of Pajibus interruptus I've ever seen.

Can I ... um, help you with that? I think I can make you raddle and hum.

Posted by: , at September 13, 2010 3:58 PM

Also: I have no other friends than y'all. Take that FWIW.

Posted by: , at September 13, 2010 4:00 PM

So...I have an intense dislike for stupid people who do not understand what Pajiba is and refuse to consider I'm actually not saying "vagina", most of them being co-workers, thus the need to have murderous thoughts, then the need for Steve Buscemi comes into play. I'm home

Posted by: Bethers at September 13, 2010 4:04 PM

I've been visiting this site for over five years. That's enough and you're welcome.

Posted by: Jo 'Mama' Besser at September 13, 2010 4:04 PM

Home Sweet Home

Posted by: OlorinGrayhame at September 13, 2010 4:05 PM

Actually, I have a request. If we all agree we hate people and all that, can we just take it as read and lay off some of the more personal attacks that are becoming prevalent on this site? If you want to insult other commenters in a non-jocular vein, the Huffington Post provides a very good outlet for that kind of thing.You can insult people all day long and be insulted back. Or you could go back to High School where I believe it is acceptable to act like a 15 year old.
I don't mean you can't disagree with other opinions or positions, but just attacking a person because you don't like the way he/she writes is just infantile.

Posted by: PaddyDog at September 13, 2010 4:06 PM

I started to get nervous around the typo more irritating than Michael Bay news. Perhaps I am at the wrong site? There are scales of evil in the world, people, and Michael Bay outweighs my knee-jerk reaction to grab a red pen and draw a frowny face on a blog post.

Then I realized that makes me perfect for the site. It's good to wake up from a horrible migraine and know I'm home.

Posted by: Robert at September 13, 2010 4:14 PM

You can sleep during migraines? What's your secret?

Posted by: PaddyDog at September 13, 2010 4:19 PM

aren't we all just special. modest too. and by special, I mean participation ribbons all around. Hooray for us!

Posted by: idleprimate at September 13, 2010 4:51 PM

Are you less likely to watch something if people keep telling you that you must watch it? Are you contrarian in nature? Would you ever consider sleeping with Steve Buscemi?

There's my three, although being a contrarian I violently disagree with almost everything else.

Someone once told me to read Pajiba. I did it anyway. You can take contrarianism too far.

Posted by: Patricia at September 13, 2010 4:52 PM

Speaking of buttholes, hi Scott.

(fyi, I am calling you a butthole!)

Posted by: ERM at September 13, 2010 4:57 PM

I wore my Pajiba shirt out on Lake Houston yesterday and into a marina bar and grill that looked straight out of the swamp camp in Wild Things and I didn't get so much as a sideways glance. I can't tell if that means that you've won or lost.

Posted by: Eep at September 13, 2010 5:15 PM

There was pretty much an invitation for Spambot to interact with everyone and she doesn't even show up. For shame.

Posted by: Paul at September 13, 2010 5:16 PM

*whether that means...

Posted by: Eep at September 13, 2010 5:22 PM

At first I thought these were leading questions posed by a TV psychic, personality test, or those annoying fucking astrologists. And then I realized my reaction was that of a typical Pajiban... immediate disdain followed by joyful contempt.

Posted by: Klempenski at September 13, 2010 5:23 PM

She's probably out on a hot date. In Australia.

Don't worry. She'll tell us ALL about her 'bot-on-Satanic-quadriplegic-midget action when she's done, and I have no doubt she'll let us know where we can find some, too.

Posted by: Wednesday at September 13, 2010 5:27 PM

You can sleep during migraines? What's your secret?

Posted by: PaddyDog at September 13, 2010 4:19 PM
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I hold my hands to my face and use my fingertips to apply pressure to my temples and the inner corners of my eyes. This + drugs lets me sleep most of the time.

Posted by: Lauren at September 13, 2010 5:50 PM

'Do you like certain individuals, but dislike “people,” especially stupid people?'

Bingo

Posted by: Steph at September 13, 2010 5:56 PM

Frankly, I fucking hate this website. I just come around to piss off Green Lantern.

Posted by: Sinestro at September 13, 2010 6:06 PM

PaddyDog, by sleep, I mean writhe around in pain for a good six hours with a collection of icepacks along the back of my neck praying the pain will stop. I believe what I experience is better called hallucinations. I feel like I'm fully lucid, but I open my eyes a few moments later to go throw up and realize it's been hours, not minutes, since I froze my neck.

Posted by: Robert at September 13, 2010 6:12 PM

leuce7, see I SPEAK Italian so I'm with you. I refused to believe it. And then I heard it, from his lips to my disbelieving ears. And now I struggle, oh Pajibans, do I struggle. I KNOW it to be true. He said it himself. Who am I to disagree with how a man says his name? But if I say it that way there is NO way I DON'T sound like a pile of douchebaggery.

p.s. Brendan FRAY-ZER-oh go suck a bag of dicks.

Posted by: coveredinbees at September 13, 2010 6:16 PM

I am more of a lurker but I read the site constantly and am thrilled that there are so many like-minded people still out there, still making noise.

Well said and thank you for this site.

Posted by: jmd at September 13, 2010 6:22 PM

I've been coming to Pajiba for years now, and I still lurve it.

Posted by: Craig at September 13, 2010 6:25 PM

Oh lord, I feel so paint-by-bitchy-numbers.

Love you guys, love Pajiba. Thanks for making me feel normal and sane! Most of all thanks for making me laugh.

Posted by: becks at September 13, 2010 6:37 PM

you like me, you really like me...or is it the other way around?

Posted by: Alarmjaguar at September 13, 2010 6:44 PM

Yup, definitely in the right place. I love you buttholes.

Posted by: MelBivDevoe at September 13, 2010 6:55 PM

Whoa, I was worried I didn't belong here until I got to the Steve Buscemi question.

Steve?

Call me!!

Posted by: greer at September 13, 2010 6:58 PM

holy shitballs in a bucket of butthole soup.

Posted by: stopthemadness at September 13, 2010 7:11 PM

jesus f. christ. two and a half men is still on tv?

WHY!?

goddamnit. i fucking hate people.

Posted by: stopthemadness at September 13, 2010 7:18 PM

Hi ERM.

(i got it. Took me a minute, but i got it.)

Posted by: Scott at September 13, 2010 7:50 PM

You know what I can't stand? People who make statements that start with "Im the type of person..." and then end them with something pretty fucking obvious. Example: "Im the type of person that believes hard work is a noble thing." Man, shut the fuck up.

Posted by: rich diculous at September 13, 2010 7:51 PM

I got every single one except the Steve Buscemi one. That I just do not fathom. Whatever, more for you freaks.

Posted by: (Not so)Blonde Savant at September 13, 2010 7:52 PM

Has it really been six years?

I say yes to so many of your questions, and yet I feel so compelled to be polite and grammatically correct here, since you know, I hate people in general, but I like you guys pretty well.

I'm sure one day, someone will write a post or comment that will piss me off sufficiently to cause me to write an ugly, motherf**kin gross response invoking Human Centipede, Antichrist, Michael Bay and pandas, engaged in an unspeakable act that will cause everyone to say "Fuck the What?" and possibly vomit, then drop JGL to add Joaquin Phoenix to their five freebies and squee with joy when Christina Hendricks gets called obese. This will be sufficiently intellectual, timely and punny to finally get an EE mention from Figgy.

But I'm not holding my breath, or feeling unworthy, no, no, I'm not.

Also, Chocolate Starfish.

Posted by: Mrs Smith at September 13, 2010 9:28 PM

Anyone who says they won't do Steve Buscemi needs to go watch Ghost World again. If you still don't want him, then I can't help you.

Posted by: Three-nineteen at September 13, 2010 9:50 PM

I'm home! I would say that I "heart" this post, but people who say they "heart" things are morons.

Posted by: Arcansas at September 13, 2010 10:26 PM

I've loved this site for years, now (yeah, years...thanks "Fug girls" for the Pajiba tip-off those many moons ago) and boy, no other site has me laughing and crying like you guys.

Wagons ho forever!

(Okay, why I got cowboy metaphors going on, I haven't a foggiest, but since I'm probably the last commenter, who fucking cares, right?)

Posted by: kootenay girl at September 14, 2010 12:15 AM

kootenay girl, nope. look me up on the facebook. you're local!

Posted by: replica at September 14, 2010 3:51 AM

Wow..

I hit all of them acxept the 1 aboot grammer.
I really don't give a fuck about that.

And Steve should shave, that's all I'm saying. Beforehand, not during the Consumation of the Male Bonding moment..

And you forgot 'Are You An Alcoholic?'

And now I'm more last than you two above!

Posted by: Magiel at September 14, 2010 4:30 AM

Have I been banned??? My comment from last night won't post. Figures.

No, I won't say it, but you know what I'm thinking. *buttholes*

Posted by: Mrs Smith at September 14, 2010 7:09 AM

I feel your dilemma, coveredinbees, but in an NPR interview where they asked him about it, he did say he's okay if people go with boo-she-mee. See, even if we're pronouncing it wrong, the man understands that we might not want to come across as insufferable douchebags, and is cool with that.

Gem of a man. The sacrifices he will make to reduce the world of douchebaggery.

Posted by: leuce7 at September 14, 2010 9:19 AM

Fuck, yeah.

Posted by: Maryscott O'Connor at September 14, 2010 1:24 PM

What an excellent 'Diversion'ary piece.

I enjoyed reading every single comment on here, but paddydog's 4:06pm "request" was my favorite, and so very appropriate for the occasion- if I feel I have to make a point by attacking another commenter's writing, it's not a point worth making.

We expose enough of our guilty pleasures and deviance from mainstream opinions (hello, Jeremy? I too am a Big Brother fan, there is no shame here) to demonstrate that all opionions, contrary or not, can be, and are encouraged to be, submitted without personal retaliatory derision to support a different opinion one can't offer with their own limited intelligence otherwise.

There should be a separate, required-reading link to Pajiba 'philosophies' to guide rookie readers in how to address the Pajiba community, like the 'Pajiba Trolls' and 'Etiquette Ninja' post I just perused before reading this.

'Bitchiness', 'Snark', 'Scathing' comments, liberal (but tasteful, well-placed and well-deserved) profanities used as required - all are part and parcel of the wonderful Pajiba home- but disrespect and 'attacking' comments directed towards those same commenters, that inevitably reveal some juvenile dickhead who obviously fails to meet even one of the above-listed criteria, are in for one brutal beat-down from the true Eloquents on this site. (I don't count myself as one of them, but I'm self-satisfied enoughwith my own intelligencetorecognize the ones who are)

So lemme offer this:

Tread not where ye fear to experience your very ego being literally, literately disemboweled, shredded, eviscerated, cannibalized, raped and shot-gunned to the head, then held up all naked b&w font-type to the 'Jiba 'Romero camera' for Savini-like, moist entrail closeups of your 'id' droplets that will forever be embedded in this readership's very astute and long-term memory
and with you, my sad, misguided friend, most very likely disintegrating into a miasma of your own exposed wretchedness, from the sheer pomposity and presumption of your pathetic writings that will most likely consume your very soul...

or just give you another internet incident to blush from uncontrollable embarrassment at the memory of, for the rest of your life.

Just something to keep in mind for future reference.

Posted by: A Caring Observer at September 14, 2010 6:34 PM

kootenay girl, nope. look me up on the facebook. you're local!

Awesome! I'm always pleasantly surprised to find like-minded folk up here in the Koots, but unfortunately, I'll just have to be content knowing you are living in Pajiba-land, too.

(I distrust Facebook because I feel its intrusive and imbued with a perverse "look at me, look at me" nature; that, and I'm too old for all that social media stuff).

Posted by: kootenay girl at September 14, 2010 7:45 PM

Geeze! I think I belong to a virtual space.
I'm glad.
I don't have to deal with human beings in the real world anymore.

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Posted by: Trisha Mckenzie at September 16, 2010 2:07 AM

If you answer yes to more then three of these you can be my friend. If you answer yes to more than 12, you can come over without knocking, and help yourself to a beer whenever.

If you answer yes to ALL of these, It's too much. I've gone back to hating you, and may just kill you on sight.

Posted by: AmbroseKalifornia at September 20, 2010 11:57 AM

So far for me this was my favorite in the series... though none were much good haha!

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funny, that's exactly what I was thinking about yesterday

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Right there.
Target fucking demographic.
*bow*

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Posted by: Toshiba nb at February 18, 2011 2:24 AM

I feel the need to say that I was can answer all the questions as yes except for 2. The Buscemi one is a no. However the other needs a bit of explanation.

Do you ever feel violent tendencies toward co-workers that you’d never act upon?

I have only killed a couple of coworkers. Trust me, they totally deserved it. If someone steps to me saying the Wire wasn't the best show ever or that it is too slow to watch or why don't they solve the crime at the end of each episode, I cannot be held responsible for my actions. We now have an understanding at the office and I've gained a bit of street cred. The boss is too scared to fire me or call the cops. Everyone should try it.

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There should be a separate, required-reading link to Pajiba 'philosophies' to guide rookie readers in how to address the Pajiba community, like the 'Pajiba Trolls' and 'Etiquette Ninja' post I just perused before reading this.

'Bitchiness', 'Snark', 'Scathing' comments, liberal (but tasteful, well-placed and well-deserved) profanities used as required - all are part and parcel of the wonderful Pajiba home- but disrespect and 'attacking' comments directed towards those same commenters, that inevitably reveal some juvenile dickhead who obviously fails to meet even one of the above-listed criteria, are in for one brutal beat-down from the true Eloquents on this site. (I don't count myself as one of them, but I'm self-satisfied enoughwith my own intelligencetorecognize the ones who are)

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