Tron kicked ass at the time, and I think still holds up for what it was.

Comment of the year.

lol yeah, likewise.

I always enjoy this feature - thanks for writing and good luck wherever you land!

Shit. Yeah, I was holding out some hope after hearing the union had scored a victory, but based on what we’re seeing it looks like they found ways to force people out (or make staying untenable) either way.

The one in Philly also has had some great concerts on occasion - I saw Electric Six play there and it was amazing, if sparsely attended.

So...I feel really ignorant, but I thought the union won? Was it a pyrrhic victory, did I hear wrong, or are people just fed up and leaving anyway?

You never said whether it changes it for the better or worse.

Based on the rest of that nonsense, if they were limited to words they understood the meaning of they wouldn’t be able to type anything at all.

True. Though I think the comment would still work if we changed it to “Art Professors who work for Christian schools are like...”

No.

It’s not gay if there’s no eye contact.

I wonder if it has anything to do with all of the rich and powerful assholes on the board of the NYCB.

Doesn’t sound like she’s won yet, unfortunately. In this fucked up situation, just getting a chance to argue her case counts as a “win”, apparently.

I loved Redman before, but now I LOVE Redman.

Totally agreed. I love gay Perry. And the back forth between him and RDJ was excellent.

I recall an interview with Val Kilmer around the time Kiss Kiss Bang Bang came out where he was asked if he’d ever played a gay character before and he replied “other than Top Gun?”

I loved this line:

The only thing I can think of to try and charitably explain this is that maybe his inker hated him.

On the one hand, I completely agree that the commercial was offensive...on the other hand, there’s something kinda cool about them designing a steering system for people with smaller hands and less upper body strength.