He was really on board with Johnson's "not being able to identify Aleppo" platform.

Given how that show was written, they'd have spent an episode agonizing over how much time to spend covering Comey's October Surprise letter to Congress only to decide on "24 hours, heavy coverage" because "the people need to know what's going on."

Cirion, dude, look at the posting history. Bob Roberts is on your side.

And Mitch McConnell is the Turtle Man, so clearly it's a crossover story involving the Flash.

She switches majors to study Brutalist architecture: Block-ish

She wants to replace public schools with religious schools, and said as much in an interview that Politico got ahold of.

III also introduced a lot of ideas that later games would use: the multiple protagonists with different playstyles, the idea that the Belmont saga could be multigenerational, bosses recurring within the same game, and a number of game environments that have turned up later.

They're even better raw!

I disagree, but let's just split the difference.

And by day, he masquerades as a foppish gadabout? well I never heard of such a peculiar notion in my life!

This town needs an enema.

Why doesn't Batman dance anymore? Remember the Batusi?

He burned his breakfast!

Nobody lets me speak to college students in an auditorium, so clearly my speech rights have been repeatedly infringed.

#notallmenbutcertainlyenoughofthem

I think you mean morbidly obese customers.

Peter Dinklage is….the Living Tribunal!

Wasn't Civil War kind of that already? You had the closest thing the movies will ever have to a hero's "death" with Rhodey, you had other C-List fodder like Crossbones getting blown up as part of the inciting incident, and ancillary characters drawn into the event (Spider-Man, Ant-Man).

There is some precedent for an evil U.S. intelligence operative called "The Superior," but I highly doubt they're going with the villain from the Comet Man series.

But Batman has almost never really been those things!