He was left with the war George Jr. started for no reason. There were two options: walk out completely or stay involved. Both had a human cost. I believe he chose the one with what he thought were the lesser of two human costs. Even if it played bad publicly. And it did. But it was an impossible choice if you consider…

Wait . . . what about the Gulf War?

Why do you think he's a 'middling president'?

Isn't hearing them on vinyl wrong?? I can't imagine they ever recorded to be heard on it.

So are you ron_mexico.

“Though much is taken, much abides; and though
We are not now that strength which in old days
Moved earth and heaven, that which we are, we are;
One equal temper of heroic hearts,
Made weak by time and fate, but strong in will
To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield.”

BAH BAH BAH BAH (Dawes song)

Yep, but a tough call. Both are great films.

Calling it now: Season of Edgar!!

Vernon giving great, necessary medical advice to Edgar in bro-speak and then playing 'Taps' on the Harmonica broke me.

Oops I just posted this above. Blueberry Lemonade was a summer flavor. That will be gone son. Granny Smith Apple is all the time.

This may be a location thing but I'm not the biggest fan of LaCroix but Polar Seltzer is my jam. I anxiously await the 4 holiday flavors every season. Cranberry Lime is my world.

Sidebar to the photo for the article: I would have paid good money to read Ken's "The Man With a Miniature Orchestra" short sci-fi story. Ken writing a Twilight Zone episode-esque Pete having a real life miniature orchestra in a chest in his house? Pete as a Twilight Zone narcissist? Sigh. I still want this to exist.

I'm so excited for Bill Hader as Robert Evans in 'The Kid Stays in the Picture.' It's the thing I didn't know I had been waiting my whole life to see. I keep walking by the subway poster wondering how best to steal it before it's gone.

Armisen is a legit music lover though. Guy knows his stuff. It makes all of this really endearing to me. Plus I can't imagine anyone mocking the Talking Heads. They're the Talking Heads.

Running joke in my friend group: Every time one of us tells a story that falls flat, we end it with "ehh shit, it's a better story with seagulls."

Jesus, imagine running for your life in the Winchester House? Only to find the staircase hit a wall or suddenly invert itself? I'd be all for a 'Haunting of Hill House' take on it.

Like Natalie Wood, her greatest phobia was her death as she lived in fear of the construction stopping, thinking she would die when it did. Sure enough, she did pass away when the construction randomly and unexpectedly stopped after however many years of going without stop.

They better not touch Poldark either or I will cut a b-tch. The next couple books are the best and I need Eleanor Tomlinson and Aidan Turner in my regular viewing schedule.

To this day, I'd pay good money for a non-violent/explore/pure story mode in Bioshock or Bioshock Infinite, just so I can marvel at the artistry and world-building.