It has limited application. A ton of what your mind does—especially regarding control over the rest of your body—is literally involuntary, so that line about what controls what is woefully simplistic and in many cases outright false. If that line were actually true then no one should ever suffer from any illness.

"you control your mind and your mind controls your body"
That's a bullshit line.

Most mosques that I know of—which is admittedly only a handful—are quite welcoming of curious visitors and often have staff or volunteers on hand to provide information.

That's how it works, but it shouldn't be hard. You can find something in the Constitution that overrules this one amendment in.

But her name has 'Ali' in it! That's Muslim, so subtract 2,000.

http://www.foxnews.com/opin…

And Fox News' Holocaust Memorial Day point was that people should stop comparing Trump to Hitler.

Don't say that, I feel bad for Fredo.

I'm in favor. I've managed to try turtle and alligator, but never snake, and I'd like to give it a shot.

Carefully lobbed across the room, maybe

These PRETZELS are making me THIRSTY!

"the movie is really about the relationship between Kimball and Gerard"
One of the many reasons I like this movie; it's about two good(-ish) guys figuring out they're on the same side.

Heston is only in it for a few seconds, at least. And you say Sam Elliott playing Sam Elliott like it's some kind of negative.
But yeah, it's not a great movie, but it is great entertainment.
Oh and you're right about the Russell-Kilmer chemistry, too, despite Kilmer treating every line like a wine-tasting while…

He still kinda does it, although he's been smart to tone it down some and do it more often in a supporting role or split lead than the dominant lead roles of his 90s stuff.

"'Fraid I'll have to have those guns."
"It was a fair fight and we was legal."
"I'm sorry boys, I gotta take you before Judge Spicer. Hand 'em over."
"Law and order every time, that's us."

As does everything else, really. That might become my standard criticism of everything from now on.

That's about as good a Joe Bob impression as you can pull off without counting breasts.

No disagreement on the bare facts there, but Costner is over-serious by default and gets worse IMO the more seriously he's taking things. I've never understood why people think Kilmer's Holliday performance is legitimately good acting; it's super-entertaining pork, but way down the list of actual quality performances…

On Kurt Russell vs. Kevin Costner alone, I can't even figure out how that's possible.

Leary is definitely the worst thing about Demolition Man, but it's OK because everything else about Demolition Man is awesome.