I don't think it's spread person to person unless blood is exchanged. (They didn't go into whether other bodily fluids could exchange the virus. I would guess though that saliva, for example, doesn't.) So you have to breathe in the aerosol form. Possibly wind patterns et alia would make some breathe it in and others…

That's a good point. I think in rural areas they would be seen as more unusual even if people are very supportive. And maybe Hallmark wants to avoid things that even seem unusual as they seem to preference bland more than even conservative or Christian oriented. (There are conservative Christian stories that like…

Yeah. At the very least, as I indicated, there are some very conservative or Right-wing and older White/Asian couples. Dinesh D'Souza's current wife looks to be Hispanic so a South-Asian/Hispanic couple. (They were controversial on the Right, but more because he was sleeping with her before his divorce was finalized.…

So there was a time the Generals were due. And yeah "forced to play normal basketball" is a neat sentence. I think I heard somewhere they were actually good players, but I wonder what it was like for viewers to see them just play normally.

He's human. I'd assume he has feelings. (I will admit to being surprised on his first wife, mother of his kids, though. "Voices of Feminism" Sophia Smith College lady is not what I expected at all.)

It's just a part of Ra's lore so far as I know. It was that way in the Animated Series at least.

You know. I've liked their relationship in the past, but some things Alfred said did seem a bit too far. ("I love you, I would die for you, You are my North Star") I think they were going for him as a surrogate father but if my Dad did the "I would die for you, I would let you kill me if that's what you need, and you…

He would.

That' right. She survived getting shot or something. I forgot that.

The Jeffersons neighbors was about the first, if not the first, interracial couples on TV and I think the husband in that couple was white. (Yup.)

If you're at all serious just look for someone physically not too attractive (facial psoriasis, balding, bad teeth, severe scoliosis, possibly just someone who is both obese and over 40) Or just someone socially awkward with say a respiratory disorder. Women like those kinds exist and some are lonely.

A good deal of urban areas are divided by neighborhood. I think urban people sometimes pat themselves on the back a bit too much. I see plenty of racism in my rural area but "this area is bad, by definition, because black people live here" is something I've seen plenty in urban areas too.

Make Estonia Great Again?

You know I was really close to adding that.

Romney lost out in 2008 because he was seen as a flip-flopper and not fully conservative. And when McCain was chosen several on the Right were annoyed and later said they liked Palin better than him. His initial attempt to create some bailout deal in 2008 failed due in part to divisions among Republicans. More…

The "black people" I've seen respond are about as likely to be upset as whites or more likely.

The Candyman joke was funny. And I agree the opinions of African Americans are important here. However many African Americans seem critical too or were critical of him even in the past. ("gun in his pants" etc)

He could get the cast of "Underground" to explain it to him. They, alas, might not be too busy now.

Nothing much. Maybe I'll watch Netflix stuff or Amazon Prime. Or actually work. Who knows what the future holds?

As he did the Mentalist I sometimes hope they'll pull some of what I liked about that show. Like maybe make Bruce wittier and give him a French car.