It actually was started by the Wonder Woman thing. Some douchebag tweeted them something like “What’s next, an all clown showing of It?” and Alamo Drafthouse responded with “Actually, that’s a great idea, we’re stealing it.”

The Terror’s old man voice is (I think) a deliberate reference to his history in the comics/previous shows, where he was once the scariest supervillain on the planet, but is now extremely old and decrepit.

So you don’t remember the guy who tried to kill Tick and company with a chainsaw, before being persuaded to assist them against the evil Christmas trees? Because I remember that.

Oddly enough, I’m mostly a fan of his from his minor role in Guardians of the Galaxy (he was the Nova Corps officer who said Nova Prime shouldn’t trust the Guardians).

I think Crackle still has the original show.

I’ve never been to the HU campus before, but the community college I went to in Lansing has the only Taco Bell downtown, so non-students would occasionally wander in to grab some enchiladas. Maybe HU has the only Burger King in that neighborhood or something.

Almost every city has at least one.

I hate this meme of “everything is a distraction or coverup for something else, and Trump is playing 5th dimensional chess”. Trump is, above all else, a complete and utter fucking idiot. He fired Bannon because people were coming after him with pitchforks after his “both sides” comment, and he thought firing one of…

Is the current state flag different than the Lone Star flag? If it is, the state flag could be flag number 6.

I also really like the idea of replacing the confederate flag with a white surrender flag. It’s a pretty good compromise between “this period was a factual part of our history” and “we’re really embarrassed by that fact”.

The first couple of books are kind of rough, yeah. He hadn’t quite figured out what he wanted to do with the series yet. I recommend trying Guards! Guards! or Wyrd Sisters first.

No. Not until the Republicans show even a glimmer of willingness to be nice to us or compromise on their policy goals. Unless this goes both ways, being nice is just rolling over for them.

At the Meijer I shop at, electronics is in the corner with sporting goods on one side and toys on the other. They don’t sell guns, though.

Arrested Development, maybe? They weren’t living in a trailer park, but they lost all their money and status when the patriarch of the family was arrested for high-profile white collar crimes.

There has to be at least one alternate universe where McDonalds never discontinued the sauce, so he could just go there and buy a bunch of it.

It’s an advantage, smaller targets are harder to hit.

Could Mueller send his findings to the New York AG after his investigation concludes, so the state can use that information to prosecute him?

He’s fair game when he’s able to make his own decisions, which yes, pretty much means 18. We can’t fault him for the accident of his birth, and he hasn’t made any meaningful decisions yet that we can judge him for. So leave him be until he’s able to cut ties with his family and decides if he will.

There’s a 24 year age gap between my oldest uncle and youngest aunt, because my Grandma started having kids at 16 and stopped at 40. This also means that my month-old cousin has a 55 year old uncle, incidentally.

It’s probably the most kid-friendly MCU movie. Michael Keaton is pretty menacing, one person (a minor villain) dies on screen, and there’s a brief joke about looking at porn, but other than that it’s super tame.