You’re right. The music was epic.
Here’s a good primer.
King Tommen I Baratheon, King of the Andals and the First Men, Lord of the Seven Kingdoms, Lord of Storm’s End, Lord Paramount of the Stormlands, Fan of Kris Kross.
Yes, we would fly the best tech we have for an invasion. Why would you not.
I would argue that Armageddon (‘98) is right up there with Independence Day (‘96) for “Big, Stupid, Awesome” movies that came out in the 90's. Along with Con Air (‘97). But I’m, arguably, an idiot.
Roseanne Barr’s sex tapes?
Doctor: There’s a 95% chance your child won’t survive the procedure and even if he does, there’s no way of knowing whether or not he’ll lead a normal life.
Parents: So you’re saying there’s hope?
Ratchet that up to 99.999999% and you’d still have people saying there’s a chance.
Reporter, what the fuck was that?
Restarted Fallout 4, made my character a female, look like my wife, and named her Dottie.
You’re welcome.
Reporter, what the fuck was that?
No, Jesse just created the season’s first villian.
He’s been flirting way too much with the Voice of God instead of using it judiciously like he did in the comics.
My assumption is that the season ends with “Follow God” blowing up in Jesse’s face and him coming to understand that he can’t “God Glamour” anyone he…
Alternative take - this isn’t about “patent infringement” as much as it’s about China looking inward at what it can do itself vs. relying on outside technology:
Islam seems to operate as both a religion and a culture and I believe that is the reason why (American) Christians often can’t relate.
Christianity, when regional, is largely a cultural force too. Hell, many Christian traditions (Christmas / Easter) appropriated the symbolism of regional cultures that, in turn, helped…
12 years of Catholic school (4 with Jesuits) and time and time again we were reminded that it was largely allegorical with a bit of historical fiction to tie it all together.
Scooby Doo and the Case of The Ukranian National Socialist Soccer Match.
Step 1:
I need to see more.
“It is a radical change that is attempting to be foisted on the American people,” Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) said. “The idea that we should forcibly conscript young girls into combat, to my mind, makes little or no sense. It is at a minimum a radical proposition. I could not vote for a bill that did so, particularly…