There was an interview with Kellyanne Conway, where she was saying how absurd it was that, in order to figure out Hillary Clinton's proposals, you actually had to go to her website or read her book. Absurd! You're telling me that Clinton has the audacity to spell out the implications of her proposals more fully than…

And that's if they win.

It's always amazing when someone brings up blood libel when they're being anti-Semitic. The Jews sure are terrible, and to prove it here's an example of centuries long systemic racism.

It does sound oddly pleasant. Hi honey, stopped at the store on the way home from work and got you a basket of deplorables. I thought it might brighten up the kitchen!

I mean, the first thing he says on the video is 'Sheesh your girl's hot as shit.' So he eggs on Trump hitting on Arienne Zucker, then facilitates it. He's not innocent in this.

Oh God. No thank you. I don't want to watch more of Snape acting like a whiny asshole. She's just not in to you, dude.

She looks like a librarian that would like nerdcore. "Hey, sort of cute girl in my Organization of Information class, mind if I sit here?" "I'm nerdy and I like young adult novels! Do you like my 'She blinded me with information science' t-shirt?" "Oh dear…"

That makes it so much less cool.

Blimeycore!

You would think, being nerdy, nerdcore would employ a far more esoteric rhyme scheme.

I read a book about The Protocols of the Elders of Zion a few years ago. One of the author's of the book, a Jew, visited Japan and had sort of steeled himself knowing that The Protocols were somewhat popular there. He met his hosts who almost immediately brought up the Protocols after finding out he was Jewish. He…

Well this is directed by someone else, it looks like, and written by Greg Sestero, so I'm not entirely sure how much Wiseau is involved in this other than starring in it. At the very least it looks about 100x more competently shot than The Room, even though the acting is just as wooden.

I've switched more and more to buying digital, but it really bothers me when I just get a 500x500 cover image file. I really like it when labels take the time to include a nice little digital booklet, even though it's rare that I'll actually read it.

I've recently found KillScreen (killscreen.com) to be pretty good, with a feature on Kentucky Route Zero, and a review of Diaries of a Spaceport Janitor, being two enjoyable pieces.

It does make me wonder, is that how Christopher Nolan dreams? Because last night I dreamed I had to rescue my coworker/roommate/wife (her role and visage shifted), from her abusive boss(?), who busted into our apartment/place of work? But she wouldn't sever ties with him because she liked working at the theater(?)…

Maybe from a scientific sense (though I'm not so sure about that), but the 'dream' sequences in Inception always struck me as entirely alien from how a dream actually works. Some review pointed out that Nolan is far too much of a logical engineer to really represent how dream logic actually plays out. The dreams are…

I know I've mentioned this here before, but this type of exploration in a game, pulling back the curtain so to speak, can be seen through within the hoity-toity art world in Harun Farocki's last film Parallel's I-IV. You can see a short clip here: https://vimeo.com/74186740 "Reminiscent of the child who cuts open a…

To be slightly generous, she could be saying that, Trump calling her a loser is rich when he himself is a loser. But that's kind of rocky. I don't think Bee has an ill feelings towards Paula Jones, but, at best that was an awkward joke that fell flat, and at worst it was a completely uncalled for knock against Paula…

It means he has no respect for women whatsoever and views them almost entirely as things he can fuck.

When Trump was prattling on in the second debate about how little he knew about Russia, I really hoped Clinton was going to say, "Yeah, well, as a former Secretary of State, I know a lot about Russia."