Not voting for Biden makes it more likely Trump gets elected.

Nightmare?  Or minor curiosity?

“But I can’t vote for Biden because _____.”

What exactly is a tracker?

“They did what to my party?”

New drugs don’t drive down the price of a class of drugs. They all just sell them all for the same price. They maybe even collude to do so, but proving that is hard. Once two or three go generic, the prices will come down to compete with the generics. But prior to patents expiring, the manufacturers jack up prices in…

Mercedes used to use a mono-wiper on some cars. The mechanism was more complex and may have broken more. It also used a heavier wiper, designed for trucks, so may have needed a stronger motor to run it.

Even if it were legal in all 50 states, it is still not legal on the federal level, so you could be arrested for having it on you in a national park, a federal building, or crossing state lines. If it is in your bag at a security checkpoint at an airport you could be arrested.

“...compelling emotional work, delivered impeccably by its stars, built off the back of a logical and narrative fallacy.”

Again, almost every streaming service loses money. They have three choices:

As John Mellencamp once said, ain't that America?

CONFIRMED!

It’s fine, but “secretly the best show on television?” That person apparently doesn’t watch a lot of television.

While I think there are one or two people in the country who might change their minds based on a televised debate, their main purpose is probably to keep pundits employed.

I’m thinking it is one of those two. Jacinto is slender, but the character looked like they had a feminine build and movements, not that a decent actor couldn’t fake that for one scene. The helmet is also a give away of sorts since it is a common trope. I can’t count how many times I’ve seen a helmeted motorcycle…

It was my choice for the Hugo and Nebula in 2021, but Martha Wells wrote Murderbot novel, so it never had a chance. Which is why Wells started refusing nominations for Murderbot.

They aren’t being punished significantly now. $9.5M is a nuisance to Disney, not a punishment.

The next time someone asks why studios are so obsessed with sequels, point at this. It isn’t a bad movie by any stretch of the imagination, but it isn’t “number one earner for the year after just a week" good either. 

If 20th Century Studios were smart, they would also sell a 9 movie set without the Tim Burton one and charge $120 for it.

The creative also can’t go on strike against the pirates for a bigger piece of the pie.