It was rated U in the UK where it came from, which is equivalent to a G rating here.

They found a crashed Autobot ship buried in the regolith, where it “landed”, and exposed an underlayer of cheese, with a black monolith sticking partway out.  They also discovered what looks like a giant bullet half buried in the surface.  However, they missed the giant invisible saucer that’s about to cut through the…

They’ve already found water in the shade of craters, it would make sense they may have found a cache or something we’d be able to use for habitats.

Exactly.  I’m not saying he’s going to get away with it, he essentially shot himself in the foot with his little letter as it negates any excuses he’d have in the future if he did enact the rate hike.  He doesn’t have a leg to stand on, but he’s counting on their inability to muster a legal defense as they are:  a:…

Watership Down should be on here, but I guess it was omitted due to a technicality. It’s listed as PG, but was originally rated at U for ages 4 and up. I wouldn’t expect you to know this as it was a UK film that came to America in 1978.

They didn’t say my name enough times and include pictures. /s

Antimatter shouldn’t be hard to replicate from the massive amounts of energy they can create already. They are likely just doing some sort of particle acceleration technique to create it, and then magnetically contain it before it’s annihilated coming into contact with regular matter. We’ve already created antimatter…

My suspicion is that they never made it clear to Giuliani she was underage, they just wanted to show how skeevy his in general, and Cohen just threw that line in as an off-color joke (or punchline), about her being underage. I don’t think this was designed or intended to “catch” Giuliani as being a pedophile, or…

As I’ve stated in a previous post: humans suck at long-term thinking. We rarely think about how things will develop past the immediate short term results we’re looking for.

Places image, and then slowly backs away....

...none of which they can likely afford, as they are already living paycheck to paycheck, in a trailer park. That’s the whole point of the action by the landlord, the residents don’t really have much for means to oppose it, and that’s why they pull this shit to begin with.

Sounds to me like this scenario:

I loved that little “bro” at the end there.  Made me chortle.

Yeah, right?  I think that’s why I can’t remember the sequel, as it didn’t feel like one.

I have to agree, I actually liked Independence Day 2, and find it rewatchable.  It’s not a great film, but it’s entertaining.  Skyline was decent, but also awful in parts, but it still gets a pass from me.  I can’t recall the second one though I think I did see it.

I know, it was more aimed at the OP than you. My comment was further clarifying yours.

You’re phrasing it wrong, as in, you’re saying it right:  ROUNDING the corner!  Just writing it feels wrong.

I have a lot of respect for former GOPs that switched sides to the Dems...they used their brain and made a rational decision. That invalidates them as a GOP by default, they refused to drink the Kool-Aid and kill the little voice in their head.

The child is about an inch tall.  I have these figures.  

I’m pretty sure if you looked at enough locations, you’d see white people with MAGA hats voting and not being turned away. Gotta admit, I’d never heard of a state law forbidding political apparel in a polling place.  On its surface, seems like a good idea.