I should have said something pointing to the link in my comment, I just never know how to do that gracefully. If you click the link in my comment (you have to mouseover it to see it) the article says it's The Corbomite Maneuver - there's even a blurry, inconclusive photo of him! :)

Will no one mention (or is it that everyone knows already) that he was also a Star Trek redshirt back in the '60s?

Whaddaya mean, dumb?

True .. only reporting on the bad news, as per usual.

There's a joke in here about pens and perfumes, but God help me, I can't seem to get there.

The only mention of Columbus's terrifying future I'm aware of is that eventually, Jesse Eisenberg will be born and raised here.

And Kevlar.

What? That's draconian. It's definitely a culture thing.

Yeah, I'm gonna echo Shulkie with "I guess so?" You sure hear about that kind of thing a lot, but my dad was superconservative, and I was a teen in the eighties and loved me some New Wave and Madonna, so you can imagine what my makeup looked like as I merrily tripped off to school. And I don't think he so much as gave…

Mr. Ameduri: If you really feel that way about women, why do you wanna see Wonder Woman so badly?

Agreed, and Come a Little Bit Closer and Southern Nights were also really well used.

That must be nice.

I look forward to hearing what you think of it when you're done. It's been on my Goodreads to-read list for a while.

Oh my gosh. I'm so sorry.

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It was a beautiful movie. My God, the aesthetics.

I saw Guardians 2 last night, finally. I laughed like a loon throughout, and toward the end, i was trying not to audibly ugly cry (I really enjoyed it) and I was sitting next to a teenage boy and his dad, and those two stonefaces didn't seem to laugh or cry once. Dead silent. No reaction. Weirdos.

The soundtrack is freaking fantastic. I like it better than the first.

Same, I can only use it in mornings and evenings. For most of the day, it's useless.

You understand, all right.