Okay but is there a fight on top of the train?

His little directorial effort "Before We Go" was sweet with some low-key schmaltz, in the way that not a lot of rom-coms are these days. I found it a little refreshing in how mellow it was.

I remember in '08 there were rumblings that McCain had been kind of a shitty pilot (bottom of his class, crashed a few ships) and had only gotten as far as he did because his father was an admiral. Almost every time I saw some lefty start to go that route, someone else would say "let's be the better people and not…

It should, and it probably does in many jurisdictions. Getting someone caught and prosecuted is virtually impossible. In the case of miracle mineral solution, the directions to make it are on the internet so the people who are profiting by selling e-books aren't directly liable.

Now: do we think Ben and Glory are related somehow?

Not an MST3K expert like Crow, but I did almost the same thing. Manos is a fan favorite, but it's bad for a beginner because the movie is unwatchably dull, and even the jokes can't make it funny. Try Beast of Yucca Flats or Werewolf, and if you're not into those it probably just isn't your thing.

Many thanks. I'll keep the link this time so I can pass it on in the next L&O article. Kids these days don't know what it was like.

I doubt I could find it with the AVC's ridiculous search function, so: please, someone, post the legendary Law And Order thread from the good ol' unregistered days?

I got so excited to see Sean's first newswire back, and then I got even more excited to see that Hat was back. And then I noticed her comment was six years old, and I felt very old and sad. I hate when reddit does this to us.