I feel your pain. My all-Republican family has ended contact with me, because I’m “antifa” or some damn thing. If we were talking I would tell them we had three uncles in the Pacific in WWII, and one uncle in Europe, all fighting fascism. Was that a bad thing?

It must be bunnies!

Now I am hungry for Screaming Yellow Zonkers.

I know.  When I think of her supporting Jill Stein, I could scream.

I think it’s that a lot of inmates themselves have children on the outside, and the thought of someone doing something similar makes them want to hold someone responsible, even if the person they shank is a stand-in for the imagined predator after their child.

I saw what you did there.

I love Jimi Hendrix’s rendition. The Vietnam War was at its height, and you could hear explosions in his guitar riffs. The best anti-war Star Spangled Banner ever. Made my hair stand on end.

Incel?

I see what you did there.

This is old, but what about The Turning Point? Shirley McLaine’s character and Ann Bancroft’s character spend most of the movie arguing about dancing and vocation and sacrifice. True, the guy Shirley McLaine’s character is married to comes up, and the man that breaks Shirley McLaine’s character’s daughter’s heart, but…

Sounds like a whole lotta Kinder, Küche, Kirche to me.

I read somewhere that Balanchine liked the looks of dancers’ feet with bunion injuries. He said it made their feet look winged.

Yes.  It’s the slashiest thing I’ve seen in a long time.

Her otherwise good reputation has been tarnished? Did I miss something?

Last of The Mohicans had a gorgeous soundtrack.

Not Amy Klobuchar. She is in bed with big mining.

...a yes-to-everything approach to picking projects makes me think of Lawrence Olivier at the end of his life. He’d remarried and started a family with Joan Plowright, and had school fees to pay.

OK, that made me cry all over again.

You’re not the only one who was taken in by her.

It appears to be one Tracy Robert Blackwell.