I am the same age as you and I remember watching it (and some other nuclear war movie of the same era - Testament maybe?), but I remember next to nothing of the details of the movie. I wonder if it would seem cheesy today.

I guess I didn't have this problem, since I saw it in a suburban multiplex.

I figured they were only showing the torso because they were afraid of being recognized by using a picture with a face.

Then please provide a link to one example of a cancelled exam.

Those ads are running in NYC, too. It seems like a weird move for him, since I can't remember him ever addressing the topic before.

I've never lived anywhere that has early voting aside from absentee ballots. This sort of situation is the thing that bothers me about it. Voters should have all information available to them as of Election Day, unless they genuinely can't make it to the polls then.

I'm sure there are fat people who consume less garbage food than a thin teenager or eat healthier than a model living off of black coffee and cigarettes.

Please share one example of someone getting out of an exam or term paper due to this.

That's what happens when s/he is a lower case god.

I remember seeing the trailer before another movie, and my then-boyfriend/now-husband and I looked at each other and laughed because one of his friends worked in a similar job and behaved rather like the characters in the movie. Clerks and Office Space were the classic bad job movies of the time, and I would still…

How about the conspiracy theorists rent their own airplane containing no random chemicals, fly it, and see if anyone sees any trails from it? If it's only chemicals that cause this, there should be nothing.

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I have actually seen the movie, but I have zero memory of any sort of plot beyond what you describe.

I seem to remember a certain African-American president who experienced lots of hatred from Fox News and its followers, including the current President. However, he's still alive. Maybe not falling on your head is a good way to avoid death, Coroner O'Reilly.

I'm sure there are plenty of Trump voters who aren't too wealthy and are cranking out a bunch of Braydens, Remingtons, and Neveahs in the trailer park.

That urban legend predated Freakonomics. Still no proof of the existence of Lemonjello and Orangejello.

I think my house probably contains a few random Silly Bandz in the bottom of a toy chest. Since then, we've been through Shopkins, and now we're on to Fidget Spinners.

I had never heard of him before all the HBO promos, but I enjoyed watching this. However, I'm still pretty convinced that listening to too much Morrissey will make you suicidal rather than save you.

I loved "Heaven Help Us", and "I've Been Loving You Too Long" was the best use of an Otis Redding song in an Andrew McCarthy movie.

Judging by someone I went to college with, by knocking up your girlfriend and later marrying her.