Dinosaurs eat man... woman inherits the earth.

Honestly, I don’t care how “smart” my Echo is. All I use it for is to play music, and it does that one job very well.

None of these are solutions. Facial recognition is particularly stupid, considering that students who go to the school can still shoot it up. And robot cops (or even real cops) patrolling the hallways are useless. It only takes seconds to murder dozens of innocent people.

That’s me with my friend’s baby. I’m super happy for her, obviously, but I can’t get that worked up about the fact that his two front teeth came in.

No, but that does sound amazing.

I will always love Felicity (just like I will always have a crush on Scott Speedman), but the last few episodes kind of ruined it for me, and forever made me skeptical of JJ Abrams.

Thank you. That was actually really interesting! Yet another thing the U.S. is behind on....

Literally the first sentence of this article says there is a NEW profile on Jon Hamm from Esquire. If Hamm didn’t want to talk about it, his publicist wouldn’t have OKed this line of questioning. That’s what’s up.

I don’t really understand what Apple Pay is for. I work retail for a big company and we don’t accept Apple Pay, like many, maaaany other places. Samsung Pay is the only one that works everywhere.

The answer is different for different people... but yes. Fergie famously used to be addicted to crystal meth, but she doesn’t do drugs now and still drinks.

ETA: I’m wondering, have you read the book? I’m curious about reading it now, but I’m worried that I won’t enjoy it the way I enjoyed the movie, because I won’t get most of the Easter eggs.

I agree. I’m guessing 90% of the references flew over my head, and there were a couple times when I didn’t get a joke everyone else got, but the movie just kept on going. It didn’t affect the plot (or my enjoyment) one bit.

That was an awesome moment. You could feel everyone in the audience squirming in their seats when they entered the Overlook Hotel.

The book is always better according to you. I’ve seen countless film adaptations that were more moving, more powerful, more memorable than their source material.

Not that a review from some random internet commenter means much, but as someone who’s never read the book, and someone who’s not that hung up on 80s/90s nostalgia, I thought the movie was a lot of fun. I didn’t get half the references the audience got, but so what. And I hate, hate haaaaaate seeing films over two…

I hate thinking about the millions (billions?) of money that was spent on technology for schools that hasn’t done jack shit to improve the US educational system.

I feel so angry about everything, and I feel so exhausted by everything.

“...Swift, whose primary audience consists of teens and tweens...”

And while they’re at it, get rid of emojis in the predicted text. I love emojis, but I want to use them when I want to use them. I hate when they take up one out of three spaces for actual English words.

“I’d consider it if they dropped the pointless bells and whistles for a model that was cheaper and had a better battery.”