It was probably the movie that competed Bay’s transformation into a director who made films for kids. The Rock was rated R and Armageddon was PG-13, but Transformers was straight up neutered and geared towards the widest audience possible (while still allowing for lingering shots on Megan Fox’s assets) and based on…

I haven’t watched it. Watched zero Boba Fett. And didn’t get through the first season of Mando. And I’m middle aged SW fan.

im saying do it every day for the next 5 months. And do it in state houses too. What’s the alternative?

this year is my state’s election with their new redistricting commission that has made it much easier for us to take back at least one chamber for the first time in decades. there are 50 states and 50 different paths. But everyone needs to focus on their own goddam state.

the point is to keep it at front and center. did you really think it was going to pass the first time? it’s time we use abortion as a wedge issue like they have. 

hopefully our elected leaders can just keep putting a law to guarantee it and turn it into an election issue. They do the same thing on their side.

Yeah, In the Realm of the Senses is pretty hot right up until it’s not.

Amy McGrath, in my opinion, was relatively moderate and REALLY should have kept trying for a smaller seat than jump to taking on McConnell. And the Liberal Industrial complex steered a lot of money to her (and Jamie Harrison) only to see them get blown out. That money could have been spent locally. 

Can’t be bothered to run or actively pushed away and told to wait their turn?

Windows Phone was not an embarrassing failure because it was a phenomenal OS and the Nokia hardware was great. It was a failure, but still a great product.

Do you know why the bench isn’t great? because Dems can’t be bothered to participate and run in small local seats. Or worse, we vote green or some shit for the local races and Dem for the president. So we fuck ourselves by not supporting people who have nothing to do with the DCCC or DNC and eventually it means we…

Kill yourself.

i dont know. but i’m willing to see the internet change completely “as we know it.” there are only a few sites whose commenters i enjoy. but i’m really there for the writers and the content.

Is shit the secret to their chemistry?

cool, here come the Jack Sparrow cosplay guys to defend a man who run them over with his car to if it got him some drugs and alcohol.

we’ll have to agree to disagree. I think the current system is untenable and I want FB/Twitter/YT to reign in the abuse and threats general shittiness of their services. 

that sound you hear is the collective cry of the Tesla HR department over the productivity hit they are about to take as they have to start replacing the people who quit because the job market is tight.

If 230 is repealed do you think smaller, less profitable sites like Gizmodo will still have comments sections if it means they can be held liable for what users post?

i know that we libs were for it before trump started being for it, but can we get an article about the merits for abolishing section 230 of the telecom act? i really think we need to stop treating social media companies differently.

Holy shit, i never thought that the people who say “i have a black friend” actually has a black friend.