It was really more of a Shelbyville idea.

My favorite, in the opening of When Harry Met Sally, is when Sally picks up Harry at the University of Chicago, which is on the southside of Chicago. So they’re about to drive to New York, right? So after they start driving there’s a shot of them driving south on Lake Shore Drive....north of downtown. Did they take a…

I was just about to post skyscrapers in DC as my number one pet peeve. Metro would be a pet peeve, but they never even try to get metro right so I've given up on that.

Being in the DC area I just love how the Appalachian mountains are suddenly always the size of the Sierra Nevadas...and that the sun rises over them instead of setting?

They never. Ever. Get the DC Metro right. Even if they kind of get the stations right, which are amazing sci fi brutalist wonders, they don’t get the trains right.

The Virginia Beach - 6 miles sign in Deep Impact... which seems to be firmly in the foothills of the mountains. Virginia doesn’t work like that... 6 miles from Virginia Beach you’re not even past Norfolk or through the tunnel. You’re also in a pretty heavily built up area too.

This shot from the original Independence Day.

So, the big thing to distance them from Marvel is that rather than world-ending stakes, the villain is just planning to take the Justice League on a magic carpet ride? Well that’s nice.

It's pretty fucking stupid. If you see a post-credit scene, it's because you saw the movie. That works. What if you wanted to see this, and that got released and you saw it by accident before you saw the movie? Snyder is a moron

They kicked their universe off with two shitty movies and tons of bad word of mouth?

The problem is these disgruntled people don’t even know what they are disgruntled about.

When we started to enforce Prohibition, there were people who supported Prohibition that were shocked and surprised to learn that beer and wine were illegal in addition to hard liquor.

Representative democracy such as a Parliament or Congress (with a side helping of executive cabinets or departments) who can at least have a hearing on the matter to review all arguments before they act. They can still screw it up, but it gives slightly better odds than leaving it to the public. We would never get a…

My feelings on Scottish independence have done a complete 180 in the last 12 hours, which may be the fastest reversal I’ve ever managed.

I’d love to see them just re-vote, with a quick “Right! Sorry about before, then!” But in a British accent so it’ll be all charming.

cameron wanted to win the election. so he promised a referendum if he was elected, never expecting the british public would be so shortsighted and stupid ... he took a gamble and lost. BIG TIME. and now so have we all.

AND THIS IS WHY COMPLEX POLITICAL DECISIONS SHOULD NOT BE LEFT TO THE VASTLY UNINFORMED AND MISINFORMED PUBLIC. gahhhhhhhhhhh!

Cameron’s legacy is going to go down as one of if not the worst in GB history. He sacrificed his country so the Tories could stay in power and then played a game of chicken with the British public and lost.

Because it actually hurts the economy of the UK. There is no way it will positively affect it. On top of that, the Brexit campaign was largely run on a platform of xenophobia and racism. John Oliver did a great piece on Last Week Tonight that was extremely accessible.

Here’s an actual break down of the economic…

We are so fucked.