Which comes out first: Winds of Winter or Star Citizen?

Neutral: I would definitely check out the local news beforehand, to see if the work site is seeing a surge in cases. In news that will surprise absolutely no one, Wentzville is on the list:

The Marlins made the problem an order of magnitude worse. They received test results Saturday morning, and learned that someone tested positive. They got more results Sunday morning, showing that the virus had spread to several more players. They put those results together, analyzed the situation, projected where…

We’re all gonna die.

If it doesn’t have a foreword by David Duke, he probably won’t even crack the cover.

Cotton takes issue with the premise of the 1619 Project because it doesn’t hew to the worldview he wants people to see: a worldview where racism died with the institution of slavery in 1865, a worldview where American society has been perfectly ordered ever since, a worldview where protesters are the real racists, who…

Slavery was not a necessary evil. It was a convenient evil.

No, no, you mean the Mercian Separatist Front.  Those others are a bunch of pikers.

I think this is the setup for Nick from Bachelor Party to revive his career.

Hey, wasn’t John Saxon in this decade?

And Steve Austin.

The voice in my head that devoured comics in the 90s can’t wait for the inevitable Aliens vs Predator vs The Punisher vs Wolverine.

Ken and Rocky were classmates at Forklift Murder School. Ken might have given up the practice, but he could backslide at any given moment.

Mike was more comfortable in front of the camera, and it showed.

Whatever you do, don’t trust Ken.  He’ll try to kill you with a forklift.

I suspect (without any evidence other than “EA gonna EA”) that a fear of modding is a large part of the reason why NHL games don’t make it to PC anymore.

People of Missouri: Hey, John Ashcroft, we’d rather have a dead guy in the Senate than you.

Winner.

“Trump has broken you” is one hell of a projective sentence there, Ted.

Advisers also have sought to boost Trump’s mood by presenting him internal polling that shows him in a better position than public surveys, which universally show him trailing presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden.