A murderous, totalitarian regime and they can’t even get “stand on the right, walk on the left” enforced properly...

Alternate to the alternate headline: “Alamo Drafthouse announces massive boost to profits".

Counter point:

As someone who did photojournalism for 12+ years, all I have to say to them is welcome to the world of photography.

Oh totally - I’ve never felt like they’re going out of their way on anything, but the whole “bury your gays” trope was in full effect this week, which combined with the fact that Abraham got the bolt to the head in the comic and not Denise, makes for some interesting discussion.

From “The White Donkey” a graphic novel released earlier this year that was done by a Marine Iraq War veteran turned cartoonist. An absolutely amazing piece of work that left me in tears.

This will always be my favorite Alfred moment:

Disclaimer: I didn’t write the tweet, but it did get me thinking. I guess you could take it from the perspective of “characters” being folks who appeared and spoke on more than just a single episode* as fodder (i.e. all the more or less nameless redshirt Alexandrians) and folks that we, the audience, actually gave a…

Yeah, kinda surprised that didn’t get a mention in the write-up, especially considering in the comic it was Abraham who got crossbowed.

What about assault with a gator at the Wendy’s drive-thru?

To be fair, Somalia - at least from a governance perspective - only barely counts as a country.

Might want to brush up on your Laws of Armed Conflict.

I enjoyed it, especially because it almost seemed to be echoing the theme from the most recent episode of Rebels where Yoda talks about how the Jedi succumbed to their fear and hate during the Clone Wars.

Same here - back when I was in the Army and stationed at Fort Hood, I took 130 pretty regularly because there’s literally never any traffic on it and they never billed my out of state plates (even went to their website to try and pay and they had no record for my car).

The dude was legitimately nuts, taking some of the bumps that he did.

I remember first seeing him (as Brian Danielson) at an ROH show in Tokyo years ago and have loved watching his career progress through the WWE - wishing nothing but the best for him.

David Ayers isn’t known for being a necessarily funny writer, but he is known for being a fantastic writer. I’m willing to take a gamble.

I don’t care what anyone says, I love this new Joker.

Best Christmas I’ve had in a long time. My brother got me two bottles of Moutai Baijiiu - a fancy Chinese liquor that seems really interesting and possibly gross as hell to my Western palate.

As a life-long voter in Virginia’s 7th District, I’m OK with this.