Guys...I’m starting to think it’s not the healthiest thing in the world to have based ones entire identity around the purchase and consumption of entertainment products...

I spent a few weeks trying to use MeteoNook and kept getting “error, does not match any seed” (paraphrase, don’t remember exact error). I figured that was due to a judgement difference between degrees of cloudiness or how hard the rain was falling. I had to keep going back and deleting data and starting over.  I…

Nah, she’ll be fine.

Cons keep thinking that Clinton is some sort of sacred cow to us the same way Toad Dick is to them (or pretty much any republican). The YOUNGEST person who could have voted for him would be 42 today. Half the population wasn’t even old enough to vote for him.

Theater is a live artform, its ephemeral nature the source of its magic.

A reminder to everyone that Lin-Manuel Miranda and a cast of POC are able to appreciate all the fantastic things the Founding Fathers did, even though they were not perfect people, and so can you! Happy Independence Day! 

Great. Actors can no longer be anything other than exactly what they are. No more pretending unless you have walked a mile in the characters shoes, are their race, have their background, come from their disposition in life.

It’s unclear what sense it makes to run a campaign designed in the Bronx, in a state that is about as far away as possible, political speaking, from that.

This is for a Senate seat in Kentucky, Ashley - Not in New York or California...Jesus. Your sentence sums it up perfectly: “She supports the Affordable Care Act and wants to get McConnell out of Congress, what more can we ask for?”

It should be pointed out that the establishment didn’t choose McGrath because they thought she might beat McConnell, but rather because she was able to raise a lot of money and would force the RNC to spend some resources in Kentucky in order to ensure McConnell’s seat. From that perspective, Booker presents an…

Wait till they find out about Blazing Saddles.

Tell that to Mel Brooks and Norman Lear.

Yea... the whole “his resulting injuries led to the use of a wheelchair” wording and the legal settlement sideye are both wierd as shit.

People are sometimes reluctant to call anyway so we should eliminate the option and just leave everyone in a dystopian nightmare where the people with the most guns win, I guess?

This is the dumbest thing I’ve heard since “Insurance will cover it.  Let them loot and destroy.  This is the only way to bring attention to their cause.”

Okay, I have to disagree with this, pretty vehemently. That was not the message of the film at all.

He’s evil because he kills people and tries to kidnap babies - he could easily have been a superhero too, with the gadgets he made, he just chose to hurt instead of help.  

My 4-year-old daughter recently went through a period where she watched The Good Dinosaur every day. What an odd film.