And I really really enjoyed the poster.

The Boomers of course. I was just shocked at the overwhelming number of Xers that went Trump when I looked at the demographics (I don't remember and I was really depressed when I did; it was right after the election).

Yeah I liked Westworld the whole way through, even the finale, but realized since then that I have no desire to see another season or revisit that one.

Being the museum after dark was such a terrifying prospect to me that that's all I could think of when I read the book. Living in a shopping mall, sure. Not a museum.

Look. Enough. He's just curious about how our government works. I for one applaud our president for trying to learn about our government, and frankly, you should too.

As a Gen Xer, I feel like we had our moment in the late 90s when we authored the dotcom boom, then when it all went to shit we got put on a time out, and then by the time we were back in the game the Millennials were there taking up all the oxygen.

Of course, by the time they realize this, the next new generation is elbowing them aside and yelling at them for sucking, and the circle of love continues.

YOU GOT ME AGAIN!

TIme for my annual "Nobody seriously, actually likes this show, right?" question. Because it seems like the audience is entirely ironic watchers who got sick of it three seasons back.

There's that scene in Batman Begins at the end where Gordon hands Batman a Joker playing card and says there's someone new in town. Everybody everywhere went "OHHH SHITTT I CAN'T WAIT FOR THE NEXT ONE."

Long ago I learned on Alton Brown's show that you don't want fat in your batter for deep frying, because it attracts fat (i.e., what it's frying in). So your batter will wind up greasy or heavy as a result. So the idea of a butter-rich, cheese dotted batter for the shrimp sets off all kinds of alarm bells.

Man I really loved Civ II. Even though/expecially because if you lined up a few wonders right you were untouchable.

I want everyone in the show to pronounce "Krypton" the way Brando did in Superman '79: "KRYP-tun".

Seriously. If someone beat me to stonehenge, that was a sign to start the game over, because it's not gonna get any better.

This is goddamned awful.

That's similar to what we did in college. Saw Army of Darkness, loved it, heard that "the other one" is a comedy too, rented the original.
"I didn't think that was funny at ALL." I said to my roommate after we finished, both kind of shaken.

Godammit! Gandhi built it before me! I had just two turns to go!

Oh, please let him fire Sessions in the most unprofessional and publicly humiliating manner possible . . . .

It's been a good week since a major blowup, so place your bets on Trump firing Mueller this week.

"OK, but he really, really better not investigate my secret offshore Cayman accounts."