Yup. This was spelled out in the book, too, but people were spoiling for a fight back then, and I guess they still are.
Yup. This was spelled out in the book, too, but people were spoiling for a fight back then, and I guess they still are.
Well, okay.
I don't know. Most libraries have the DVD, though, at least around here.
Watched the second episode of Doctor Who- "The Sun Makers" on Britbox, and man, this one's tough. I'll finish it, but urghh.
I really like Dynamite's Shadow books, but I couldn't get into Masks, and I only finished getting Legenderry out of sheer bloody-mindedness.
Have you seen Touch of Evil yet?
I got a bicycle tire from Amazon, and it was delivered today by a guy in a Prius. No magnetic sign or anything, so maybe they're just using Uber drivers or something now.
Sir, I challenge you to a duel.
Sure, since Democrats can't be bothered to worry about any elected offices below the Presidency and the Senate, and mostly the former.
Yeah, I don't think they quite have the balls (or in many cases, the simple physical capabilty) to start killing each other with sticks.
I can dig that.
How did Kirk talk to Nomad?
Can nerds transition into being bros when they pass a certain level of income?
It's a cargo kilt??
Because possessing and expressing it doesn't tend to lead to wealth.
In my case, personal preference. It always read weird, even when I was a kid and hadn't been made aware of the rule.
It's not always avoidable without constructing a sentence so awkwardly that you might as well set fire to it and start over, but if you can avoid ending a sentence with a preposition, you ought to should.
I thought he was beaten to death with broomsticks. Ah, well—either way's good by me.
I think they have a Fractured Prune near ASU (maybe on College), but for all I know, there are others. I have a friend who works at ASU, and he's always on about some doughnut shop over there.
This is covered in the New Yorker this week. It's also covered that Bernie has actual ideas, but Perez speaks in platitudes.