Came here to say much the same. Twitter and every blog out there is going crazy with #FreeKesha and trying to frame their argument under the guise of the Judge making a bad decision or favoring Corporations over People, etc, etc.

I wouldn’t say UO is at the same level as 90s Disney for two reasons. First, even when they’re at their best, they find a way to mess it up. Dueling Dragons/Dragon’s Challenge should have been torn down when they built the Wizarding World of Harry Potter as it stands as an eyesore in that land (I love roller coasters,…

Everyone likes to pile on Disney parks, but I think you have to go into it with the right mindset. Certain members of my family are Disney FREAKS. They’ve gone every year at least once that I’ve been alive (it’s not that expensive if you make a habit out of it. You learn when the deals are, plus they get a military…

I don’t even know how to address this. Your little bubble world is fascinating.

See, the “ever again” at the end of the first sentence of that excerpt is what got me. I hate extra words.

Count the motherfucking clauses in that sentence. Forget the horrifying shit show that was the topic, any editor who let that damn clusterfuck out the door should be fired on the spot for that alone.

Wait till it peaks...

At least it didn’t feature an acoustic, downtempo, minor-key rendition of the original Ray Parker Jr. theme sung by a breathy female artist. “If there’s. Some thing strange. In your neigh. Bor. Hood.” (Shots of chaos, punctuated by fade-to-black transitions)

The teeth of the comb are like the branches of government over his hair. There are too many of them and they hold too much power when it comes to shaping his coif.

People forget what a pioneering piece of filmmaking that movie is. It’s verité, documentary style was very influential, and it was the first movie to look back on the 1950's which begat one of the most popular t.v. shows of all time. Its nostalgia works best for people who lived through the era it depicts, but as a…

But can he see why kids love Cinnamon Toast Crunch?

I would argue 10 Cloverfield Lane outdoes this trailer in terms of music tie-in:

Take a number, get in line.

I think as far as Len and his investigator were concerned, Brendan was an inconveniently sized couch that wouldn’t fit through the doorway. Do you ask the couch what it thinks? Nah, you twist it and turn it and consider it a problem and a challenge until you get it in the house.

My third grader could absolutely read that book, if he had access to it. I can see Brendan being able to read it, I think he was reading at a 4th or 5th grade level. I also think, based on them living in Rural Nowhereseville, WI and being a teenager, that he would have the motivation to read something, especially if…

Congratulations — and I sympathize. Our little boy is just about a year old, and the nine months getting to him consisted of fear, terror, tears, nausea (So. Much. Nausea) and more tears. Followed by an unplanned c-section at the end.

Kevin?

You’re not alone in this, Kevin.

Geez that sounds so familiar.....a specialized device that takes special cartridges that end up costing more than the device they go in......sounds familiar but I can’t for the life of me think of it.....