Considering the use of prisoners for garbage collection, plus janitorial duties and landscaping for government buildings including the governor's mansion, I'd have to say not quite yet.

Honestly, here in Mississippi the VHS thing wouldn't be a bad idea. About 5 years ago I heard college age kids talking about how great Limewire is. No, that wasn't a joke.

Once upon a time it would pop up about twice a week. Now it's every 30 minutes. Pretty soon it'll be a continuous update stream and we will have reached the Singularity.

Ya got me. I'm stumped.
Shepard Smith may not look better, but boy, I'd bet he'd really enjoy it.

Doocy wishes he looked half as good in a metal speedo.

The only bright side is that Carlson's lawsuit is against him and not Fox, so she might get to take a chunk of that money for herself.

I think what you mean to say is that you remember hearing a bullshit story back then and still believe the bullshit story now.

Given his comment history, I'm guessing he's Israeli. He's probably upset that Obama is a bit critical of their whole "We agree to not build any new settlements. By the way, we're building a ton of new settlements" policy.

I watched Close Encounters yesterday for the first time in probably 25 years and had completely forgotten how much of it is basically a domestic drama with Teri Garr watching her husband go insane while his life spins out of control.

Fuck no they didn't. They told people to prepare for two days without power and water.

That's entirely due to the path of the storm, not because of the preparation or response. When it came to actual hurricane damage, New Orleans got off relatively easily.

And they managed to fuck up just as much in Mississippi. How is that the local New Orleans government's fault?

It was a thing, but it definitely didn't have the ubiquity it has today.

He's got an interview with Fabio Frizzi in it, which means I just might have to get this.

You filthy monster. That summer I was pooping in my diaper, just like every other decent and respectful infant.

I read (or maybe it was a commentary track) somewhere that he was as odd and off-putting in person as his character was on screen.

If you take Glenn Beck as an example, all Hannity would have to do to get fired is turn his show into an infomercial for his personal money-making schemes. Of course, Ailes is the one who fired Beck, so maybe the new guy will be more lenient about the talent trying to get extra cash on the side.

Oh, so I see you read my aunt's Facebook posts.

You're Next should be on that list, too. Especially as the movie goes along and the synths get even more prominent.

Yeah, it seems like a lot of people forget that the early 80s wasn't very distinguishable from the late 70s. It wasn't all Nagel prints, guys!