Well, I thought I had other plans tonight.  Guess I was wrong. : )

Clickbait: Deceiving readers into clicking on a story that doesn’t fulfill on the promises of a headline.

I think she’ll be good. If you haven’t seen her in anything besides Mad Men, I’d recommend The Blackcoat’s Daughter.

Got my base, got some tech, don’t need visitors.

“You may recall mention of Project Blue Book from other geek properties like Twin Peaks or Galactica 1980 ...”

The new update kind of calls for you to start over from scratch anyways.  I deleted my old save and started new.  Didn’t even go into to it to check.  So far, i’m not disapointed by this route.  There’s alot to take in, and it’s better to get it over time. 

Worst thing I’ve done? Signed up for Facebook

She’s a man because a random internet commenter and a deranged congressional candidate say she looks like one? Ok.....

Who the fuck cares? It’s a bathroom. You go in, do your business, wash your hands, and leave.

Aside from the obvious transphobia, why hasn’t there been an issue made of her filming someone in the bathroom without their consent?

Don’t you know, we only don’t like Last Man Standing because we’re a bunch of stupid libtards who can’t stand other folks enjoying something. It has nothing to do with the humor being bland and the show being way over budget.

Literally.

Don’t look at SYFY news.

Can we talk a moment about a subtle but very cool thing they did at the beginning of the episode?

This is a bad take.

Riiiiiiiiight

While some may feel it’s a copout that Jane survived her destined death

This whole thing is a little unclear. You call it the “boil/steam” method, but the jar is dry so the asparagus is never in direct contact with water? Or do you put water in the jar too?

Good column, Evan. I own the Krypto page. It hangs in my office because it’s the single most important comics page I ever read—it taught me, at age 17, everything I needed to know about what’s important in a story. It also underscores what I have been saying about Superman all my life: that his inherent loneliness is…