May I ask about your career? What field has hacks so petty as to seek you out years later and grief you? Please don’t say “genre fiction.”

The fu(k?! I posted something else and this came up.

urMom fares so poorly in user reviews because when she turns around her one year warranty expires.

I studied at Temple U. when Sizemore was an MFA student. Saw him play the lead in “The Caucasian Chalk Circle”. Good actor. Okay teacher. BMOC guy nailing undergrad chicks. A friend declined and he gave her lots of respect.

Could they have CGId any more spaceships and planes into the skies? Did Lucas re-do this?

That post is a rocking idea. Hold me.

No offense, but seriously I disagree with everything you noted.

Are you married?

Keep going with that joke. Somebody will laugh eventually.

Video production. Since I started in 1989, news cameras went from 20 pounds of gear to a three pound camcorder. A studio with special effects switcher and editing cost $80K back then. Now you can do broadcast quality effects from the laptop you are using right now.

It’s not baffling or problematic at all.

It was sad having to choose between emotionally-stunted felons with machine guns, a feckless and short-sighted creator, and a religious and bullying soldier.

Ah! Thanks!

There is no reference in the article to her actually wearing brownface, so I thought the header meant to mock her intentions. It is confusing.

Nope, you have it right. I thought the header meant to be insulting too.

"All The World's Monsters" used to have a Chrome Dragon, which could morph into any form of technology. You knew you'd encountered one when you started getting bombarded by howitzer rounds.

The art director for "The Avengers" was Robert Feust, who went on to direct "The Abominable Dr. Phibes" and "Dr. Phibes Rises Again", making him responsible for all my childhood quirks.

@ noiseinmyblood: I threw up in my mouth, found someone on the street and threw up in their mouth, then threw up in my mouth.

So you agree that the article describes a valid point. What would you propose be done to solve that problem?

Watch "The Bay" on Netflix. Used this very subject. Not a great movie, but it has moments.