Noooope. They’re going to string this along until the November election, purely to discredit the other side with baseless claims.

Why? When there’s so much more grand to be standing?

Maybe they’ll bring back his buddy Cannonball from the (rather atrocious) final season of the original run? He can remind Sunspot in between explaining how he’s high-invulnerable while he’s blasting.

I just hope someone is there to remind Sunspot that he has super-strength but not invulnerability. 

He just needs a cat pin on his lapel.

I have the same feelings for Cable no matter how much better his writing got.  

Well, “high preforming culture” is business speak for pushing your employees like a slave driver with nothing else to offer except stress, so they are specifically stating they want the first type. Working from home has allowed me to become the second type, so that’s why their trying to exert more control.

Get ready for all the jealous takes from all the weird bootlickers climaxing over the idea of strangers who were comfortably working from home now being miserable and forced into the office.

So Dell believes their offices are within a commutable distance to all of the best employees in the world? Amazing.

In other news, good employees leaving Dell for competition.  Film at 11.

Green screen body paint is next

Yup. Hiring a reporter to interview you and then throwing a toddler-like tantrum when they ask a few tough but obvious questions is the most Elon Musk move imaginable.

“A New York Post article claimed that it was because Lemon made too many demands, “including a free Tesla Cybertruck, a $5 million upfront payment on top of an $8 million salary, an equity stake in the multibillion-dollar company, and the right to approve any changes in X policy as it relates to news content.””

That’s totally fair (Joss Whedon has a lot to answer for on that score), but man, I am hard pressed to think of any show or movie I’ve ever loved that isn’t at least a little bit funny. And few that aren’t at least a little bit colorful (not referring to actual black and white movies, of course, which is a whole…

I am very confused how gaming entered into this. As I understand it, this is a TV series based on a novel. Game of Thrones is also, primarily at least, a TV series.

Editing the article title to read “...but Not Only for Fans” in 5...4...3...

If it was for Only Fans you could expect an entirely different kind of show.

That’s an interesting demographic:  only going for people not on Only Fans.

Yeah, the sentence “But Civil War is not about the military, or the President, or the origins of this particular conflict” made me think, “so we’ll just skip right over the racism, misogyny, bigotry and capitalist exploitation that’s fueling our current and historical rifts? OK then. I’m sure it’s super insightful”
But…