Shocker: sometimes you can be scared of how someone will react to a secret, but once they find out they surprise you with their acceptance and support, it makes you closer, and you're freed from living every day lying to people you care about. I'd never undo coming out even though I was scared about it for years.

And in the brief couple of seconds I saw (I’ll wait for it at decent quality) they hadn’t even turned the phone they were recording from into landscape, so it’s just a little postage stamp in the middle of a screen full of black...

It’s like a game of telephone. Do it enough times and it transforms into:

hahaha I didn’t even catch my own pun. It was a typo. Good question?

I’m sure I know a guy who could get you the whole damn movie. But it’ll cost you...

“appears to be recorded off a phone with an enormous watermark—of what seems to be someone’s name—pasted over it” and “it looks to be unfinished and sent via an Instagram DM.”

Kevin Feige desperately trying to stop millions of MCU fans from feverishly sharing tweeting about Spider-Man: No Way Home:

Torch, it’s like you are getting what I’ve been saying around here for awhile. People are trying to develop tech to make us less engaged in what has been known as everyday life, only to replace it with something that can be monetized and engaged in their eco-system instead, regardless of its actual true value. It…

I don’t think a system that simultaneously disengages you from driving while expecting you to pay attention as if you were has any value.

Hot take and totally right. Cadillac is doing it right by focusing on freeways, where you have a carefully controlled, predictable, well-marked, limited-access environment, and the benefit is high due to driver fatigue.

Rumor has it, there’s a subplot, where Trevor escapes and then goes to ground in India.

Debra Winger might consider hosting Jeopardy! as long as Madonna is not around to turn it into an ‘Elvis Gameshow’.

Mazda has got your back for a loaded, manual, NA, FWD 3 hatch....only.

What they are selling is a completely new modern work that uses nothing from Asimov’s books but place settings and a few proper names. It’s nothing more than a new space fantasy which has had the Foundation brand put upon it.

You don’t know the half of it. I hear democrats fart glitter. Rainbow colored glitter. And you know what that means.

“B-b-b-b-ut microchips! Clintons! Child eating democrats!”

What the hell? Just get vaxed, FFS.

They’re short stories that appeared in Astounding in the ‘40s, so yeah, they’re self-contained and tend to be very fable-like, or at least the ones in the first volume were. Later on, Asimov became more popular and the editor, John W. Campbell Jr., encouraged Asimov to write longer and more ambitious Foundation stories…

Yeah, the books read like clever little fables, quite like a history book (or a historical reenactment video you’d watch in elementary school) , where the plot points and dialogue are spare to the point of getting you from one point of history to the next, but taken at face value doesn’t seem plausible at all, at…