kognitivedissident
Cognitive Dissident
kognitivedissident

I know. This last election should have been a shoe-in and they put the most unpalatable candidate they could come up with up against someone that virtually anyone else would have stomped into the ground.

“The story involved the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise visiting the home planet of the Titans of ancient myth, and then traveling back in time to teach prehistoric man the secret of fire”

The Raid is almost non-stop, bone-crunching, throat-stabbing action. This movie elicits more pained expressions of “Oooh!” from the viewer than any other action movie. Mad Dog is amazing. I like the sequel even more, where Evans responded to criticism about the first movie’s threadbare plot by stuffing in a twisty

Unfortunately it’s powered by diesel and has 3 open recalls on it.

After a long, long series of terrible life choices I have found myself “employed” as an Uber driver in Dallas for the last couple of years. There are 4 types of passengers - ones that barely acknowledge the driver, ones that ask the same few stock questions about Driving for Uber, ones that engage in smart,

So I like the NFL again? This is getting exhausting.

I’m a strong, strong proponent of liveblogging bowel movements

You know how fucking morons keep saying that if these athletes don’t want to stand for the anthem, they can move to another country?

I 100% understand the mentality of a Trump supporter. I really do.

This is pretty much self-evident. I think it was a Pew study that showed that people almost always choose their political affiliation over their religion. In other words, if they get a new pastor or spiritual leader who disagrees with their politics, they’ll leave the church before they’ll switch their party and in

1. I have diarrhea right now.

Er...the reason the establishment has been fucking us over is at the behest of these business execs and the donations of their corporate interests. All you’re doing is cutting out the middle man.

I hear you, but the alternative to politics-as-usual shouldn’t be enshrining corporate practices, which have also, to borrow your phrase, been “fucking over the citizens of this country without lube” since time began.

The myth of the Great Business Leader Who Will Run Government Like A Business never dies—just like all those other idiotic myths like trickle down economics. Every time one of these assholes gets elected on that basis, they immediately fuck everything up, after which the continued excuse is that this Great Business

Remember that Blade Runner is a vision of the future that is unshakably grounded in the 1980s, and Beetles were all over the damn place in the ‘80s.

Honestly I think the pacing was great. Went in with my good buddy, he fancies himself a film critic (I’m just a sci-fi nerd), anyways we were saying “I hope they dont make it all fast paced and action packed” because it was never meant to be that way. Moments of slow and fast make it such a more wild ride for me

Oh, you mean the world where Pan Am and Atari still exist?

I’ve been dying to talk about this movie, saw it yesterday and I’m just gonna say it. It’s way better than the first one. I absolutely loved every single minute of it’s generous run time.

Regulation of firearm features eventually leads to a competition between Congress and Engineers at the manufacturers.