With telecommunications improving, and the older generations retiring/dying out, the need for "face to face" meetings has declined, the post-9/11 changes just made it happen faster.

The impact was that not everyone present for those meetings were actually on flights, it meant the meetings would need to be held elsewhere, which impacts the business.

Yes, its not that those are three of the most average movies ever, but also they have been shown to death.

I’ve seen zero of those movies...and you may have picked the only three movies that I would skip in this scenario...

But I think the term “conservative” came from being fiscally conservative all around, which would also include the military, right? I mean, of course now it’s out of control, but that’s part of the current problem. I could be wrong, though.

I think it was just a long way to ask for a gif party, honestly.

* meta-ironic modern-media used-to-be-cool outrage

*Fake Anger*
*Furious Clicks*
*Ad Profit*

I feel like they just started with the word “Sexpo” and worked backwards from there.

Killer Mike.

But the spear through the face was all good?

I think it tells us something important, though. Melisandre has been doing what she does for a very, very, very long time. So for her to face a crisis of faith now, after all that time presumably having it continue unshaken, is that much more significant.

It's TV-MA. You knew the risks

> Why would anyone with a Mac not use Safari?

*Most* people don’t use Macs. I’m sorry if you’re offended, but it’s a fact based on market saturation. That’s why the article doesn’t say *all*.

Because for some people everything is racist.

“If any question why we died, tell them, because our fathers lied.”

Yeah, that’s basically her “get out of jail free card” if she gets backed into a corner with her argument. “Despite everything I said, the book needs to be put into context.” It’s a lazy trick used in debating. It’s her responsibility to provide that context and make the case why her argument still stands, not that of…

I am going to enjoy every single one of the inevitable responses to this rather incendiary piece of work.