Roadhouse is an amazing movie and anyone who disagrees should be crushed by a polar bear.

I feel vaguely positive towards Styles, granting that I’ve never intentionally listened to his music. He was pretty good in Dunkirk as “guy who really wants to be on a boat, but cannot be on a boat”.

Is Flounder going to be a realistic flounder? Because that’s going to give kids nightmares. Maybe we can start with a young flounder, and watch his eye move across his face. It'll be educational!

Yeah, but she'd do it for fun, not out of bigoted religious convictions.

It’s true that Clinton’s approval ratings went up after he was impeached, but that’s because the trial made it clear how much of a nothingburger the impeachment charges were. That... would not be the case in a Trump impeachment, if it was handled at all competently.

There’s also just a desire to be a soldier, which was only open to men, and the awareness that passing as a man would lead to greater freedom in life. There’s plenty of cases of people identified as female at birth, who lived as men, and it’s impossible to know if the motivation was a better career, greater freedom,…

Wasn’t there an article a few months ago about how Muniz owns a wine shop these days?

See, that doesn’t make any sense. The modern forms of “I can’t with Moby” or “I can’t even” rely on our brain understanding what verbs would have been there, and filling in the appropriate emotion. “I can’t even (deal with this right now)“ or the very Weatherwaxian “I can’t (be having with) Moby.” The fact that some…

It’s not verbless, “can” is a verb.

I've only been with my partner 8 years, and yet dating looks like an alien hellscape. If this relationship ends, I will literally never meet someone.

I mean, I went to college with plenty of kids who had that exact additude (as well as another group getting their MRS), so I can see brands thinking that that additude is “relatable” and “genuine”. On the other hand “my parents bribed my way into college” is a little less relatable.

I had to Google to see if this was different than that other anti abortion movie that's being made that has Jon Voight. Answer: yes, they are different. That one is called Roe v Wade. I look forward to its review.

Given that he's a vegan, I doubt he has the chance to put anything on his hot dogs very often.

The idea of a woman’s attractiveness being tied to her perceived role in society reminds of a line in a Discworld novel. An elderly, large woman is talking to a younger woman about why the older woman’s husband found her attractive. It’s something like “back then, men were looking for a woman who could carry a pig…

Thus raising the eternal question: Does Columbo have a glass eye?

There were some studies in mice that showed an effect. So clearly, the next step was to start randomly pumping young blood into old rich people.

Is there any other way to eat swiss rolls? I still do this. Also, given a slice of layer cake, I will eat the layers of cake seperatly, so I’m left with just the icing. I didn’t even realise this was strange until well into adulthood people starting commenting on it.

I only nurse drinks. I can make a pint of beer last for nearly 2 hours, and if I get soda in a restaurant, I will carefully time the drinking of the soda to last until the food is gone. (when I’m in the States, someone always comes and refills the soda when it is halfway through, and this annoys me. I only wanted the…

Also, as Page also points out, the anti-gay stuff is most damaging to kids. There are very few divorced children in the world. Pratt is an adult and can choose to hang out with people who believe he's made a sinful decision, but who knows what life is like for LGBTQ kids in that church.

I think the idea is that the church considers both divorce and being gay sins, but it will still welcome both divorced and gay people. Of course, that still means that Page was right, and the church thinks gay people are sinful.