Richie Rich 2?

"No rules and no secrets, though I will be keeping your self-respect."

I know that this has nothing to do with anything, but Taylor Swift remains the dominant influence for the character of the primary antagonist of a vampire novel I'm writing.

Eh, the guitarists and bassists rotated out of Smashing Pumpkins and Queens of the Stone Age. They're not Billy Corgan or Josh Homme, but they're not nobodies either.

I rather like A Perfect Circle.

Definitely. I just feel especially bad that the incident probably just confirmed his own warped world-view.

Hope this doesn't make her go all Jesse Hughes. Not that I don't feel bad for Jesse Hughes.

I think I saw a study that was conducted that indicated that Clinton enjoys usually high approval ratings unless she's up for re-election.

Well remember, time travel wouldn't fix *our* problems. If you went back in time to do that, you'd simply be creating a splinter universe where that's how things went down. We'd still be over here, riding the atom bomb while waving our cowboy hats.

To be honest the only reason I even know Lillard's name is because Jim Sterling can't stop making fun of him in his podcasts.

I mean, I'm not particularly enthused one way or the other by the prospect of a live action movie, but it isn't like the existence of one is going to retroactively make the series and original movie disappear into the abyss or anything.

*Nerd coming in hot*
Earth-11 is the official genderswapped universe in DC's cannon, featuring Alexis Luthor, Superwoman, Batwoman, and…tada! Wondrous Man!

What did the club think of his revelatory turn as a clairvoyant gangster in "The Air I Breathe"?

Hey, that wasn't von Braun's department.

Honestly, the left does that emoji handclap thing way more often…I wish they would stop…

Seconded. Kershaw really has a way of describing a lot of events that have seemingly minute significance in a way that really sells that particular worldview.

Okay, that's a dark joke, but that's also a very striking image.

Right now self-driving cars are the purview of the wealthy tech developers who are trying to introduce the tech into the wild. In this sense, it's likely championed by Randian cultural critics who view Tony Stark as the objectivist fictional messiah, as it represents the cutting edge of technology in a society where…

All of these jobs will go the way of the dodo once they idiot-proof automated vehicular operation, so I think maybe the "think of the cabbies" defense is probably due for a re-evaluation itself. Mind you, ride sharing and all of these other tech industries *are* screwing real people out of their livelihoods, no…

Cause in this particular case, it's the plot for a fighting game.