I’d much rather re-watch the utterly batshit crazy TV series from 2013.

Nonsense, the doctor would bring everything to them. Do you expect them to go to a clinic that (whispered in horror) *poor people* have been to? It might be contagious!

When I looked up Lipinski to see what district he’s from, I learned that he basically inherited the job from his dad, who held the same seat from 1983-2005. He’s a fucking professional descendant.

Here’s a National Geographic article from *ten years ago* detailing the draught shitshow down there at the time -

Agreed, I think having a weekly release schedule really benefitted the show by letting word of mouth build up interest organically. Plus, it encourages multiple viewings before the next one comes out. I feel like people binge-watch a whole series (usually while dividing their attention with a phone or tablet) and then…

Not to mention having a goddamn plan (or at the very least story beats) worked out ahead of time.

Yup, the best thing about the show (for me) is how it lets the visuals and the music do the talking. There’s shockingly little dialogue in each episode. It’s so Sergio Leone / Lone Wolf & Cub it makes me grin.

>The reality is that these older products lack the processing power and memory to support modern Sonos experiences.

How about a simple, “Because there’s already at least two movies’ worth of stuff crammed into there, and it’s already suffocating under its own weight”?

Also in the Dark Empire comics, which featured... Palpatine clones and planet-killer weapons.

You’re missing the really creepy one - Britain’s NHS has given Amazon access to their patient data. A country’s entire population, for generations from birth to death. That’s a goddamn data goldmine.

Long story short: A billionaire who bought his way into a third term as NYC mayor uses slave labor as part of his vanity project to keep that mean Elizabeth Warren’s tax proposals away from his money. If he gave a damn about beating Trump, he’d be spending that money to boost any and all democratic candidates.

>America is God’s country?

It’s coming back to the meat industry (welcome to The Jungle, indeed) - 

Yep, that’s *totally* a guy who hasn’t recently ingested a pharmacy’s worth of Adderall.

I’m disappointed. The headline could have read “CATS IS GETTING ... FIXED”.

>the Ozymandias-like monument to hubris and toxoplasmosis.

>I wanna learn about the universe’s creation just as much as the next person, but when a community pushes back, the scientific community needs to listen.

Still have my gen 5.5 iPod Video, originally 30GB, but I replaced the drive with a 128GB SSD when I replaced the battery. Runs like a champ nearly 15 years on.

I had no idea who/what it was, either.