It's actually interesting. Before they shut themselves off, Japan had more guns than anywhere else in the world. Then they actually went back to the swords and spears.

Rick Rubin is only 54?

I kind of like Film Crit Hulk is going to be the next one of these guys. Partially because I want it to be him and he seems like the exact sort of guy but also because there are occasional mumbles about the guy who is supposedly him.

He might have. He was in his 92 when he died. That's a lot of change social mores. When he was born you could have your wife killed for not birthing you a fine fat son.

Brian Aldiss died. But we have multiple articles on the Joss Whedon thing.

Most camels are wild or working. They aren't going to taste good.

Yes. Soft, tender vegetarians.

They started showing up on a lot of higher end menu around 2005 or so.

That's entirely right. But in this case it's not so much about faking as it is about….hieghtened social ritual would be the best way of putting it?

It's dry as fuck. Also my mother apparently doesn't like it because it was essentially a poverty food for her family.

It's been almost a decade since it was good. Let's be generous and say 2010.

Fucking Millenials. First Tits now this.

When I was in the US and had a craving for a lamb roast it was really fucking expensive which may be at the heart of it. Even shank was pricey.

He's really fond of claiming he's more feminist than women he disagrees with and writing think pieces where some sort of shit from the woke people that was considered to have crossed some sort of line of human decency is actually really okay.

Again reminding anyone that Slenderman was spawned from a Something Awful forum thread titled 'Let's invent an urban legend'

He is one of those people who I actively think less of anyone who doesn't consider him a hack.

I fucking loathe him so much.

There's something funny about Noah Berlatsky being used to help define who is and isn't a performative feminist.

I still chuckle a little bit that one of the selling points of Alex Jones coffee is that it's Fair Trade. The plight of guatemalan coffee farmers seems like it wouldn't be on his audiences list.

Something that's kind of been erased from history is how utterly terrible Hillary and her people were during the 2008 campaign. From the campaign itself to the whole PUMA thing. Even putting aside that it's Hillary it's odd that all that just kind of vanished from the public discourse.