Yeah. Oh well… at least we aren't in Southern Indiana. That shit is amplified a hundred times over. With a layer of opiate/meth addiction on top of it. It's like "Mad Max" and "Hee Haw" made a CHUD baby.

No disagreement here. Although Americans have a tendency to rewrite our whitewash our history. And for good reason… this country was built on some really horrible shit (But good ideas in general). But we constantly are tearing down historical reminders of these things out of shame or just pure "la la la, I can't hear…

I worship Big Butter Jesus.

My grandpa was an engineer in the Pacific. It's pretty amazing how fast they were able to throw together an entire string of barracks, mess halls, latrines and runways in literally a matter of days.

I live in Central Indiana so… I feel you. On every aspect, really. I lived out in California for 12 years and just moved back recently. It sometimes hits me in the oddest ways.

Love the right-wing logic when it comes to protests:

Guess you can't fight everything with memes, huh?

I'm sure they cry "This is Sparta!" before chucking chicken nuggets down their gullets.

But but but… white genocide! Diversity hires! Affirmative action! James Woods' career! For the love of god, they said Trump had tiny hands! THEY SAID HE HAD TINY HAAAANNDDSS! *breaks down into a sob*

Ugh. Sorry dude. How sick are you of having people trying to emphatically explain to you that the Confederate Flag is a symbol of Southern Pride and has absolutely nothing to do with slavery?

*owns the world for thousands of years*

"No, Neal! Don't you get it?"

Almost. Sherilyn Fenn's pencil thin eyebrows definitely help bring the show towards eyebrow equilibrium though.

Yeah. He's one of my top "that guy" actors. Showed up in a ton of stuff. My favorite role of his was Wash Hogwallop in "O Brother Where Art Thou?" But I remember standing out to me even in small bit roles like Random Goon Who Didn't Get His Fucking Nose Shoved into His Brain by Bruce Willis in "The Last Boyscout".

As many issues as I had with the movie "The Relic" I thought his casting as D'Agosta was spot on. He did a marvelous job carrying that movie along with Penelope Ann Miller.

Friends of mine have worked with him in theater and film projects out there. He was in an episode of this web series my friend does called "20 Seconds to Live". Check it out. It's short but funny:

Frank Collison, aka "That guy who really loved hot dogs in 'The Happening'."

Shout out to Derek Mears as Donovan, the arm wrestling boss. He's a talented actor and a really nice dude from what people that worked with him have told me. Happy to see him pop up (even if it was briefly) in something so big.

Tom Sizemore's lack of eyebrows disturbs me in deeply profound ways.

Those films truly are the $200 million equivalent of a 4-year-old smashing their toys together while their coke-addled step father circles around them with a video camera, filming it and repeatedly exclaiming "THIS IS FUCKING AWESOME!!!"