America certainly does have alot of killers, on the left and right. See George Webb's "Dyncorp Harvest, Why Killing is Good Business" series on Youtube (renamed from "Where is Eric Bravermen?/ Who Killed Monica Petersen?" around day 93 or so) for some groundbreaking investigative journalism on the matter. He is a…

If you love codebreaking you should really look into the Agent Kingston character in Decker. He's the best.

I was listening to the newest album on the way home, it may actually be my favorite of his. Like the equally great Blackstar, it is definitely the statement of a man staring into the void. Such a masterpiece. R.I.P. Leonard. The world is a better place, in perpituity, because you were in it.

We're on easy street, and it can't be beat!

Actually, let me be totally clear here, the above comment was not genuine and was, in fact, sarcastic. I do not support Orange Hitler. If he wins, I don't want to have that on my conscious that this comment influenced anyone to vote for him. Do not vote for Orange Hitler. Please. Please.

Orange Hitler 2016!

I think the whole new leg of the email "scandal" happened at the right time for her, just enough time for the few undecideds (who will vote for whichever candidate seems to have the momentum) to already forget about it by election day. The pendulum will swing back to her side, mark my words. Plus, there's got to be…

This was actually probably my favorite episode of the show. I am loving this King Ezekial dude. Most 3 dimensional TWD character so far, I think.

The pizzas are coming.

Man, such a good show!

That's pretty brilliant, actually.

Anyone who digs the score should check out Aphex Twin's new EP, Cheetah. It's a perfect album to throw on for a trip to get food in the middle of Stranger Things binge-sessions.

I loved this, but I really don't understand the last panel.

Excellent! The Audible version of Wolf in White Van is pretty amazing, by the way, (narrated by John Darnielle, of course).

I love this so much.

The first and second episodes were slow and a little bit aimless, but I am a sucker for episodes where the main character completely loses their shit. I'm totally on board now. Great episode.

Global capitalism, fueled by consumerism, is in the process of consuming every last nonrenewable resource, acidifying the oceans, and basically threatening the inhabitability of the entire planet. Scientists estimate fishless oceans by 2050. We are on track to grow to over 10 billion people by 2050, so consumption…

I'm not sure if you're kidding, but See Also: The Sun. The most adored object of all time, the white, burning light that powers photosynthesis and makes life possible on Earth? Humans have an affinity toward a conceptual "light" that is deeper than skin color.

Sure! Episode 1: Creativity. I think this one is about how the media portrays creativity to children, (as a light-hearted, fun exercise) while neglecting to show the darker side of art, and the artistic life- depression, mental illness, poverty. And to paraphrase a quote in Zeitgeist (a series I think DHMIS actually…

Yeah, it's a much better place. RGB are their favorite colors, and in additive color theory, RGB adds up to white. (White= light, good) I didn't consider that the first episode didn't have a door, but that's a good catch.