To paraphrase Gene Hackman in 'The Replacements', the most dangerous people are the ones who have nothing to lose, and North Korea is exactly that, dangerous people with nothing to lose, made more dangerous by the fact that they have nothing to lose.

Right - Episode IV is a treasure trove of references to Westerns and samurai flicks.

How dare you mock a brave veteran of the Falklands War?

"FAKE NEWS! Sick, depraved New York Times thinks the woman I want to sleep with is my daughter! "

Also, Ivanka's basically doing First Lady stuff, like show up to meetings and greeted that military coffin in Dover.

"Wait, 'one of his daughters'? Like, there's more than one, besides Ivanka?" —Donald J. Trump

Speaking of Pete and race, I love that elevator scene where the operator tells him the job has it "ups and downs".

Oh god, forgot about that scene. That was seriously erotic.

Yeah, but the great part was, this born-and-bred New Yorker (he didn't even have a driver's license until well into adulthood) never wanted to give up his Manhattan apartment and thought he'd one day run his own agency had to go to fucking Kansas to get his happy ending.

Having worked in advertising, Pete Campbell is such a perfect embodiment of the asshole account guy that everyone hates but (barely, just barely) puts up with. I mean, his entire job description is selling someone else's work and spending someone else's money.

I mean, they clearly went to a stock music house and looked for a steel drum loop that vaguely sounds like the GGW theme.

Naps, man. I miss college because all the naps I took.

You know how I know spring break is actually pretty tame?

Scroll down and check the dates on the earlier comments.

This. His speeches jump from subject to subject, going back to the original subject on occasion, mostly by accident.

*places large object on railroad track, watches train derail*

Obama thought arresting a well-known Harvard professor for trying to enter his own house was stupid! Why does he hate law and order?

It's news because the head of state of a major nation made a big deal about it and put a gag order on the NPS, and then a media organization put out a FOIA request and NPS delivered. Glad I could help.

Nah, just the one in the White House.

All votes count the same, but it's a whole lot easier to set up a campaign infrastructure designed solely for densely populated areas, both for reaching voters and recruiting campaign staff.