I don't really know if the Tonys are interesting (because I'm not interested in theatre so I don't watch), but I like the idea of them because they are so geared to those who are most devoted and do what's necessary to service that. I think it would be great if the Oscars were more geared towards film buffs and have…

Babe and Sense and Sensibility.

It's backlash coming from the movie's perception changing from 'weird little movie' to 'inevitable Best Picture winner.' Three out of the last four BP winners have been about making movies, so it seems the Academy is in an unimaginative little rut.

We try not to sexualize Trudy-Anne Sebastian.

I like Elijah's priorities.

I saw something on twitter about Obama's economic success and all the conservative responses were 'lalala we can't hear you.'

You're thinking of Cliff Robinson. No Mercy Kersey was more late eighties/early nineties. Look up the highlights for the 87 (?) slam dunk contest where he went toe to toe with MJ.

Part of it is due to the restrictions in former Communist countries, where Socialist Realism was the standard, so the more creative, more avant-garde artists worked in graphic design.

It's interesting that the libertarian versions of these arguments always favor the status quo.

Where did Lying Cat go? I feel like this situation is right up their alley.

In Portland there are more theaters (chains included) that sell beer and wine than theaters that don't.

Jessica Christopher Day

This is actually cool.

[farts]

Cop show cops tend to fixate on a single idea and precede from there (which is probably not that different from actual cops). With a smallish team they would focus on Nacho and try to figure out a probable MO.

Yeah, I was talking about BCS with my brother and that it's not that different from BB, just that we're more aware of it's existence and that you can't binge it (yet). I'm looking forward to the binge rewatch, and I think I'll be better in tune with its sense of humor then.

He probably would turn it back into a fake news show.

That man loves puppets.

So Kierkegaard post-Either/Or Pt. 1?

He's literally the boy named Su.