Gotta say, IMHO you’re not missing much. Whenever I’ve had it I’ve had one, felt like it was fine, and then moved on to food with more flavor. Some of that might be down to places using krab, but even using real crab will result in tasting cream cheese and onion with a bit of texture. Not worth the fried calories.

Oh, absolutely. I certainly don’t think anyone should have that kind of power. But I can easily come up with a lot of reasons someone would take the power given the opportunity. Angela in particular has some good ones.

It’s about her beloved husband’s legacy, and perhaps that of her grandfather as well. The former is an expression of love and the latter an expression of responsibility. If you possessed the power to make the world a better place, wouldn’t you have to do it?

Satisfying and hilarious. “It’s tough to be a white man in America” says a US senator planning to run for president. The human eye isn’t capable of rolling hard enough, which is why that line made me laugh...right up until my brain caught up with the fact that his character isn’t a caricature. It’s an accurate…

Guys. Seriously. Watch the John Wick movies. New York has so many assassins that they can’t even all fit in the huge luxury assassin hotel/office building and they all subscribe to an anachronistic message service run by suicide girls.

I’ll never understand John McCain nostalgia. He was the very definition of a weaselly party hack. He’d spend Sunday mornings saying things that were reasonable (even when they were things I’d disagree with) and then spend the rest of the week voting the party line. The only time he made a real difference as a senator…

No, they don’t. If a dishwasher isn’t cleaning you may never get a decent glass of water. If an expeditor isn’t calling for the right food you may wait a long time to eat. And on and on. Pooled tips ensure that wait staff aren’t the only ones getting a pay bump for a team effort.

I think he’s indistinguishable from God to humans but he has an inability to completely separate himself from humanity even at the end of the Watchmen comic. While God (I’m an atheist but going with the idea) seems to have created the universe and left it at that, Jon still has human desires like those to create and…

The best reason to be dubious of the plan is that in 50 years the accident hasn't been repeated. Like most power-imbuing accidents in comics, it's as much magic as science.

Why would anyone fear a white supremacist becoming like Dr. Manhattan? It’s not like Osterman was an emotionally distant person before the accident. The universal perspective was a consequence of what he became. It seems to me that there would be no reason to expect a significant difference now. I would think that the…

Onward and upward.  Don’t the door hit ya where the good lord split ya!

Actually, I don’t “get it” when someone claims not to like Indian food, especially if they claim to have the extensive experience with it that this guy does. Indian cuisine encompasses such a diverse set of ingredients and flavors (it’s a large country with a huge, diverse population) that it seems absolutely…

There’s literally no excuse for soup being delayed. Soup is ready when you walk in the door. Some apps require only a bit less work than a main.

Fair enough, but I still think that his lack of empathy in an intimate moment shows what he truly is, no matter the decade.

On #2, I think he recognized that Fred was walking him into a trap in which he would be killed for real. After all, it is absolutely impossible that Fred was being sincere when he claimed not to recognize the young black cop who arrested him.

It would have been a nice bonus, but adding a “good” white cop would have undercut the narrative.

Love this.

I don’t think Metropolis is liberal at all. I think it’s more likely that he fetishizes Will and possibly black men in general. While I acknowledge that most white people were (are?) racist, and certainly most of the ones who weren't should have actively resisted segregation and Jim Crow laws, Metropolis is fully…

Also, the swans were royal property whether marked or not, so it must have been a leisurely job.

“Disguised as candy?” I can assure you that the [perfectly legal] high-THC gummy I just ate absolutely qualifies as real candy. It simply offers an alternative to the sugar crash.