I just checked the website, and there are four limited-time fish variants. I may have confused Arby’s with Wendy’s in this case, or maybe I just gave up and never went back (definitely the latter, in either case).

Arby’s canceled its fish sandwich a year or two ago, unfortunately.

This seems to be escalating quickly. I don’t have any particular gems of insight into this issue, other than that whether gun ownership is responsible varies wildly based on the gun owner in question. But it is in practice a normal thing for a lot of people.

Pretty much everything except for maybe Orphan Black and a few other things.

Wow, perfect timing for me. I don’t often buy comics, but I’ve been thinking about the world of Green Lantern, wanting to explore it more and I randomly but with no regrets picked up a previous Earth One volume a few years back.

“Rat Scratch Fever”

Kurt Cobain would’ve made a good Aquaman, if he’d been more physically massive, anyway.

I found myself watching some live performances from the Adore tour a while back, and they’re really nice in an understated way. A bit more organic than the album, I guess.

The thing about being a Smashing Pumpkins fan is that Billy Corgan hasn’t just recently started being an alienating personality. It’s kind of just part of the packaged deal.

I guess that for me, Corgan has always seemed abrasive enough to be potentially off-putting so that the tension there was just background noise for the music.

I decided to tackle the prog list and went with Gentle Giant’s Octopus and enjoyed it enough that I’ll explore their catalog some more.

I’d prefer either a full complete reboot in which everyone is recast, or for the MCU to just keep going past infinity and rotating new characters into position. I don’t mind roles being recast, but it would be weird for me having the old Tony Stark talking to the new Steve Rogers. They’ve built such a family dynamic…

Jane seems...unlikely, unless there’s been some recent Natalie Portman soundbyte suggesting otherwise.

And the Bob Ross Landscape Uprising of 1985.

I love that one. I think of it when I watch the actual X-Men films and find myself wishing they were Andersonized.

I really wanted to see more of the Russian pair in the first one, or the Chinese trio. The wacky scientists took me a bit to get used to because I wasn’t expecting the film to have that type of humor, bu ultimately it’s a good thing that they were there.

So is it a general rule that aviator glasses + that type of mustache will make any guy look like Freddie Mercury? Short hair too, I guess.

I think that if that stained glass window wasn’t lurking behind his head like that, the scene would work well enough as a general ‘what does this mean in the context of our society?’ moment. The fact that the priest is random kinda goes along with that. A lot of Americans would wander into a church looking for…

I agree with the main point you’re making, but I found the nighttime scenes in Pacific Rim to be superbly atmospheric and a boost to the overall scale of the fights. I know that many viewers were frustrated for reasons of visibility, so it makes sense to shift to day.

I was thrilled when Boyega was cast, because a lead with wild charisma is the main thing that the first film lacks, in my estimation.