See Ben Grimms comment directly preceding yours (chronologically).

No, not really. I mean, you can make someone sign a disclaimer saying they really, really want you to shoot them, but once you do it, you're still going to jail.

That's usually the thing that confuses me the most about the right wing crazy people. According to them, the federal government is simultaneously a gargantuan beauracracy incapable of accomplishing anything and an incredibly sophisticated machine capable of hiding world changing plots and technology.

Mel's wife or the Scotsman's?

I mean, there's nothing wrong with the advice on the face of it- going to HR is exactly what you should do if you're being mistreated. Preferably after gathering documentation of the events.

One of the Star Trek writers, Orci I think, regularly got into comment wars with people (I don't know if it was IMDB, but the craziness of the situation was the same).

I wouldn't say he's trying to destroy America. He's just happily leading a bunch of gullible idiots to the brink of rage where they pass their hard earned money over to him as they dash past him and into the abyss.

There's always going to be some loud asshat willing to assume the NutJob Con Man mantle.

I honestly don't know, I'm just making an assumption there. Or, as our Idiot-in-Chief would say "I'm hearing…"

Yes I'm sure all those kids chose to wear their MAGA hats, and weren't handed them deliberately to assuage the delicate psyche of dear Fearless Leader.

I was just at Disney last year, and you can easily do all of Hollywood Studios in a day. Probably all the more so now that half of it is shut down for construction.

Actually it's said by the president. (Donald Moffat, had to look his name up).

Actually I think the family entertainer thing explains a lot. His persona is so 180 from his real self that people just didn't reconcile the cognitive dissonance until a mountain of evidence persuaded them.

They're not real friendly with Disney. Thus the lack of a shared Xmen/Avengers un

Arachnids.

At lot of the humor is based on the familiarity with the characters, so it helps to have started early with the show, or at least to have watched a good chunk of it.

Huh. Can't figure out for the life of me why Zack Snyder couldn't pull it off then…

It's pretty simple- he depicts the visuals of the movie without understanding the themes behind the story. Which is kind of a running trend with him and superhero films, frankly.

Van Helsing. There can be no other answer.

I've got a four bedroom 1.5 bath that's 2600. It has a living room dining room and an addition on the back that the previous owner added, and now we use as our tv room. It's one of the larger houses in the neighborhood, but it's by no means large compared with the McMansions I see put up in more affluent…