I am taking SafeSport training and literally just finished the module that says 1) retaliation is illegal and 2) while often there’s a “circle the wagons” effort to protect the organization, it’s the victim who usually needs protection.

They’re come a long way since looking like a paleofuture hearse.

I mean, it’s the ‘80s, so it’s not like you can just hop on Skype or FaceTime. It’s a big break.

I’m partial to their dark chocolate. Also, their marzipan chocolate pairs well with Scotch.

Uniform’s a little tight today. Affectin’ my motor skills.

Mister Grandenko pointed out that as an anti-feminist, this guy totally failed. He managed to shoot the only two men in the house and not hit the woman.

Exactly. I love me some wagon, and some manual shifting, but that’s more than I paid five years ago for a ten-year-old Swedish stick wagon with turbo and half the miles.

TL;DR. Came here just to say of the Raimi Spidermans, this one is my fave, mostly on the strength of Alfred Molina as Doc Ock. He was brilliant both pre and post crazy, and the bank-heist fight scene was pretty brilliantly choreographed for all its CGI glory.

OMG you’re right.

Mister Gradenko replies: “Some see catastrophe I see new innovation in a faster unloading technique.“

In other news, Robert Redford decided not to put to sea in his sailboat, citing concerns over shipping containers in the water.

Came here to say just what other replies have - Leftovers and Watchmen have scrubbed away any complaints about Lost.

Great news. I rose Splash Mountain all of once, nearly thirty (magod) years ago, and 1) thought it was a pretty damn good log ride but 2) oh yeah these characters are kinda racist. I know I’ve seen at least pieces of SOTS but apparently there’s no way I ever saw the movie. Recontextualizing it to a more modern…

My brother, who lives right on the edge of Tulsa and Catoosa, was the first to tell me this number. I had heard it was “low” but we had a chat Sunday, and he put it out there.

OMG that is hilars. I want more of this please.

Still waiting for my Evangeline show. 

So Mister Gradenko shoots and edits the news for a local station. He works the night shift, and as we were wrapping up our evening call and he was about ready to call it a night, his dispatcher called and sent him to cover this then-breaking story.

It’s the “small town ennui” element.

I love this show. I describe it to the uninitiated as the result of a three-way between It, Stranger Things, and Broadchurch..

I’ve had HBO Now for a while, and not long after the cutover to HBO Max occurred, I finally signed up for Disney+ .