Sorry if this sounds bad, but regarding the second ad; If I had a daughter, i’d warn her about creeps like that, too.

Sorry to be pedantic, but they were called Orcs in Warhammer, too. Orks didn’t start being spelt with a K until Warhammer 40K.

Hot take, but maybe we just shouldn’t do accents at all. Just do what Enemy at the Gates and The Death of Stalin did, have actors speak in (mostly) their normal voices.

Sorry for my ignorance, but what is the “R-word?”

Not to make light of his plight, but he wasn’t the only person wrongly suspected of being the Unabomber...

But then D&C would never have given us “Neo McCarthyism,” and Matt McConaughey’s “The older you get, the more rules they’ll try to make you obey. You just got to keep L I V I N.”

How can a game that portrayed Bill O’Reilley literally as a demon and had you kill him be embarrassing to you?

Maybe they can talk about her because they don’t want to (metaphorically) give her more air?

Maybe the Matrix was written and pitched around Hollywood before production started?

Worse than Path of Daggers?

Tom Lehrer proclaimed satire was dead when Kissenger received a Nobel Peace Prize. Graydon Carter wrote in Vanity fair satire was dead, or at least obsolete when McCain made Sarah Palin his running mate.

Sigh,

I guess I’m technically a “Warhammer Grognard,” even though I only got into it about twenty years ago, when (in my opinion) it started to go downhill, but I remember when neither Warhammer nor 40K were considered “stylish.” It was colorful and crazy, but like a Bosch painting (and like Bosch paintings, both were…

Better late than never, I guess.

Or maybe some people just don’t care.

Already not long enough.

When the scandal broke out, a young and naieve me kept wondering what the big deal was.

There would already be an explanation, she (whomever would be wearing the dress) would have her origin in Minoan Crete.

If these Eternals couldn’t update their appearances, none of them should look like they do. They should all look like Assyrians or Sumerians, or Minoans, or whoever was big seven thousand years ago.

To be fair, the original Home Alone made a good argument for taxing the rich, too.