It pains me that this is even an issue, but I will say again: shouting at someone in a restaurant does not even begin to approach the level of MAILING THEM A FUCKING BOMB!! If we were talking about chasing them around a restaurant with a machete? Ok, maybe you’d have a point. But putting mail bombs on the same level as…

Floridians are evidently totally good with a electing a guy who perpetrated Medicare fraud on a massive corporate scale, and are even considering that fraudster for Senate. But accepting Hamilton tickets that might have been part of an FBI sting of someone the candidate knew? That’s crossing the line now.

For those times when you reeeaally need to get your drink on in a hurry, and you left your hip flask of vodka at home.

The official movie of Hell...

For the most part, it really comes down to which ecosystem you have more connections to. If you’ve got hundreds of dollars of apps and media that don’t translate easily from Apple/iTunes to Google Play, you’re probably going to buy another Apple phone. No sense in reinventing the weel. And vice versa - it’d be kind of…

I loved the episode - it was a nice return to one of the original intents of Doctor Who, the character development was solid and it was a refreshingly unflinching look at how far we’ve come in the past 63 years (and how far race relations still have to go).

That was my first thought. Demand silence at all times, be inflexible with arbitrary rules and look at them with a sense of disgust and frustration when they ask you simple questions.

Stabbing Mitch McConnell repeatedly with the fork he was eating with would have been crossing a line. Shouting at him on sight and reminding him that his actions have very real consequences to people who aren’t Mitch McConnell is a perfectly reasonable response to living in America these past few years.

Depends. Can we still end the world with the Cold War vintage nukes we have on hand? If yes...that makes the fancy, shiny new ones more or less superfluous.

Only if you're Batman.

1) Entirely plausible.

I’m pretty sure an 8th grade civics class could do it more effectively.

Ugh. I was a college freshman in 1993.

Won't it be hard to type without all your fingers, though?

There are housing issues in a lot of other not-coastal-elite places, too. They just disguise themselves as transportation issues in a lot of cases. Look at Atlanta, Dallas and Orlando as prime examples. If you have to sit in traffic for an hour+ each way, to and from work, because you can’t find a decent home at a…

Yeah, our entanglement with the Saudis goes way back into the early days of the Cold War, when the US and and the Soviets were trying to play sectarian tensions and strongman dictators against each other to jockey for a strategic advantage in the region. And after the fall of the USSR, we still had skin in the game…

Sadly, I now live closer to orange groves and shrimping waters than apple orchards. Even in season, apple products down here have that “shipped in from 1000 miles away” feel - edible, but not really all that fresh.

“Motherboard said after testing the app that it seemed “barely functional,” with it being unable apparently to locate a single user in New York City identifying as a woman.”

Mock pumpkin spice all you want, but it’s still the flavor of the wonderful freedom between the oppressive heat and humidity of summer and the oppressive expectations forced upon us by Thanksgiving and Christmas.

It was a solid episode. I really like Jodie Whittaker’s take on The Doctor, and the dynamic of the new companions is interesting.

It feels like a bit of a slow burn as the new companions get introduced to who The Doctor really is and the whole idea of traveling through space and time. But I get the sense that it’s…