I don’t think it’s a secret he’s a Republican. I remember him doing something at the RNC in 2000.

This is easy. The best way to watch all of the Star Wars movies is: IV, V, VI, Rogue One, VII

Yup. ...and Disney is the preferred option of the two. That doesn’t mean that I have to like it and stop talking about how bad this type of consolidation is.

I’ll go to bat for Margo Price’s All American Made and Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit’s The Nashville Sound as part of my top 20 for the year.

Thank you. All I’ve seen most places is the Avengers/X-Men rejoining hype and I keep pulling may hair out screaming to no one in particular about how bad this is. I really have nothing else to add.

Not in 2018, no, the Dems aren’t going to take the Seante. However, in 2020, when there will actually be a shot, the seat is up again; if you had an established Dem in there, it’s likely a much easier win. Also, simply because you don’t have a majority doesn’t mean the number of seats don’t matter: a couple less Dems…

I’ve got to stop reading these updates: the idea of a Tarantino directed Star Trek starring Patrick Stewart is getting me excited to the point where I know I’m going to go into a mild depression when it falls apart.

From the reading I’ve done, it varies from state-to-state.

I’m not saying I disagree with the decision but how does it not change the “mid-term electoral calculus?” Minnesota now has two senate seats up in 2018.

My mom can do this. We always related it back the the facts that she’s left handed and mildly dyslexic and assumed that all three traits were related in the wiring of her brain. Who knows if that has any merit.

Exactly what I was thinking. I’m 2/5 in the LDBC.

Contrasted by the well-crafted, upbeat production work: the standard formula for all of the best pop songs. I don’t see a problem.

As of a few months ago, that’s no longer the case:

I finally watched Homecoming the other night and, yeah, that was way better than I expected. Among Spiderman movies, it did the best job of characterizing a Spiderman that’s actually a high schooler. Also, Keaton was an amazing villain (that conversational scene in the car... I know you already used the phrase “hot…

I put II (barely) ahead of III but that, quite possibly, could be because of the nostalgia I have for my 9-year old self and the few friends that I did have making up lyrics to most of the tracks in that game. I also spent way more time with II than any other game for the NES (I’ve literally played that game through…

I actually almost mentioned the Duck Tales music in my comment, the Moon level is definitely the highlight.

So people who believe, as a core principle, that we should persecute others should not be persecuted. Got it.

As an overall body of work, there’s not much out there that beats the Mega Man II. However, when it comes to a single track, absolutely nothing beats the Mega Man III Intro.

You’re dead on when it comes to the scores lately: saw Ragnarok over the weekend and the score was one of the high points for me. When the credits rolled, I knew exactly why: Mark Mothersbaugh. 

Sorry. I’m not quite following your logic. How do you figure?