I can’t think of fruit wine without thinking of:

That actually sounds pretty amazing. I just wish there was an IKEA close enough to me to get the meatballs home and try it.

I’m reminded of a piece of advice I heard once about confronting someone over a racist joke: Ask them to explain why it’s funny. Most folks who are at least pretending (or convincing themselves) they aren’t racist will immediately begin stumbling and stammering over an explanation in the desperate hopes they can get…

I can easily believe that Whedon is a douchebag, but since the filming of Justice League Jason Momoa has said he enjoys working with Geoff Johns, and Patty Jenkins has praised him for the work he’s done.

Hm. I actually considered this, until I saw that apparently entering the contest requires a Facebook account. So pass.

Like a lot of folks, I went the ‘buy a new router’ route. It was like night and day. Though I did have to keep an eye on my bill and call them when they kept trying to charge the ‘rental fee’ for the router they issued me in the following months.

If I were going to recast Fezzik for the table read, I’d get Batista. He killed it in the Quibi version.

She gets involved in anti-war demonstrations, and then in drugs, before presumably dying of AIDS, though nobody ever says the name of the virus.

When my late grandfather was fighting pancreatic cancer, the doctors gave him at least six months and he was gone by the next morning. Sometimes these things can unexpectedly go bad real fast.

Five even thinks to ask if Ben is there, although Klaus for some reason lies and claims ghosts can’t time travel.

Ah, that’s right, I keep forgetting about those. I should make a note to pick them up some time.

I’ve always said I’d love to see a prequel series or a comic giving us an idea of what a ‘normal’ Avatar’s life is like. Not that any of them are strictly normal, but one where the four nations co-exist more or less peacefully and the world hasn’t been utterly wrecked by war. Even the period from Legend of Korra…

Ooooh, this is a tricky one. I mean, I loves me some hot dogs and lemon slushies, I really do. But the triple-threat of popcorn, pretzel, and the corn dog cinches it for me. I gotta vote for Marnie on this one.

The Brain of Morbius, a story that aired in 1976. Spoiler for a 44-year old Doctor Who episode: Towards the end, the Fourth Doctor goes into a psychic battle with another Time Lord named Morbius, and there are images of the Doctor’s previous incarnations and some unidentified faces thrown in (which actually appear…

Appropriately enough, given the post these comments are attached to, there’s an audio play that does a pretty solid Weeping Angel story. It actually manages, despite the lack of visuals, to properly portray the feeling of people trying not to blink as they dart around. The story in question is called ‘Fallen Angels,’ f…

The original show implied that Hartnell was a later incarnation back in the 70's, and had the original show continued they actively planned to reveal the Doctor was a reincarnation (not a regeneration) of The Other, one of the three Time Lords responsible for their entire society (alongside Rassilon and Omega). So the…

Maybe it’s the only one of those places he’d heard of or knew anything about?

I know I’ve harped on this before, but given that this entire Snyder Cut business was based on the claim that there was an entire finished movie that effectively got paved over, why should there be any concern about anything shot by Joss? I mean, Joss is an asshole and I don’t give two shits about either cut of the…

It’s weird for me, that being the final question, because I grew up in WV (where the Greenbrier is) and I knew that before I got out of junior high. I’m not sure I’ve ever met anyone who didn’t know that.

When it’s ‘preferred,’ people will prefer not to wear the masks. I live in WV where there was no mask order until very recently. So when it’s voluntarily, I’d see maybe at most 1/4-1/3 of the people in Walmart wearing them. Even fewer at Kroger.