"You idiot. You fucking idiot."

When Drogon inevitably bites it they can just bring him back as that thing. Robodrogon.

"You're saying that the only way Doom gets to stick around is by turning him into Tony Stark?" *burns it all down*

Isn't Noah Hawley writing a Doctor Doom movie?

If WB were smart they'd green-light a Challengers of the Unknown show or movie.

Yeah, I think they all do. Fiesta Texas leans pretty hard on the Looney Tunes theme mixed in with the South Texas feel. It was built in the middle of a hollowed out rock quarry which helps the ambience.

One of the only sources of solace I had during the 2016 campaign was reading articles of Republicans getting owned by rock bands they idolized.

So you've got Nitro. It's impressive, sure.

Fiesta Texas is the best Six Flags. So, hell yeah.

Aw, bummer.

I haven't had a chance to watch it just yet. I will soon. However, I was born and raised in the southernmost tip of Texas, right at the border with Mexico. It's a vibrant city with a close relationship with its sister city across the border. There's an annual fiesta celebrating that shared culture. (We have the best…

Yeah, Cuban immigrants are going to feel differently about this kind of thing than Mexican immigrants. Central American immigrants, who face several different, dangerous stops, are going to feel differently. Puerto Ricans have different concerns than others because of their status and their country's relationship with…

So was I. Give the man his fuckin' castle already.

Sometimes it's just easier to have someone tell you how to thing, don't you thing?

Can we talk about how nobody paid attention to the lyrics and entire families were dancing to it at like, birthday parties thinking it was some silly nonsense song? Because that was my favorite thing about that song.

It's in Spanish so I want it to succeed. *shrug*

Look, maybe you're right. Maybe it's not as bad as all that. Hopefully it's just folks like me clutching our pearls a little too tightly. But can we both agree that they could've probably approached this audition process in a better way?

My point being: these kids weren't actors. They were poor kids living in orphanages or poverty stricken communities. Not all of them were cast in the movie. And it didn't even seem like the casting director made it clear why they were playing the game in the first place. The quotes read like: we brought some cameras…

Oh, fuck off. You don't think at least some of those kids have suffered? The girl that was cast was crying about not having enough money for her grandfather's funeral. That seems like an emotional trauma to me.

I think I would've been fine with it if Mordred hadn't also just sort of fizzled out as an antagonist.