Congrats to Jez for playing their part in the bullying!

People being employed isn’t the main driver behind the current inflationary pressure. Yes, the government pumped too much money into the economy during COVID; but it wasn’t the individuals who were the major recipients and beneficiaries of that…

In order to curb inflation, we need to take money from those who can least afford to lose it.

Well, now we know what the next GOP talking point is going to be:

Ah yes, more folks are working and have a bit more money than they have in 30+ years so now inflation is our fault. Not the price gouging and stock buy backs, or the PPP loan forgiveness, it’s the regular folks who’ve been scraping by for decades.

Can’t follow you on that one.  SG should be younger than virtually any star anyone is set to fancast.  Would prefer a brand new person out of nowhere like we got with Iman Vellani.  Casting young versions of people, sure!  Baby Kristen Schaal or Kate Micucci, absolutely.

If there’s one thing I always do on my cross-country road trips, it’s keep my swim trunks handy for a quick dip in a weird pool. Do they have a Tesla branded changing stall made out of cardboard refrigerator boxes?

When I was growing up and entering the workforce (approximately 25 years ago), everyone told us that it “looked bad” on a resume if you changed jobs every 2-3 years.

I’m a Gen Xer and government employee. I’ve never met a longtime Boomer employee who was NOT surprised when someone quits.

The Longest You Should Ever Stay at Your Job, According to Career Experts

When I was growing up and entering the workforce (approximately 25 years ago), everyone told us that it “looked bad” on a resume if you changed jobs every 2-3 years. But what I’ve witnessed has not borne this out. My friends who have advanced in their careers and increased their pay have changed jobs about every three…

11th year with my company.

Anyone hoping this big boy makes a detour and puts an end to our whole mess? We had our shot. It’s the octopus’ and cockroach’s turn.

I agree with you completely. I don’t think Ragnarok was the high bar for the MCU. Of “goofier” films, I like the first Guardians and both Ant-man movies more. But it was still a breath of fresh air into the MCU’s weakest franchise, plus it set up what turned out to be a great arc for Thor from that to Infinity War to…

they’ve been making ww2 comedies with hitler since ww2 itself.

Too much Waititi being Waititi can be a bad thing (and you saw glimpses of it in Ragnarok, but it was far outstripped by how solid the entire film was).

Since the first trailer, I’ve had fears that Love and Thunder would suffer from Guardians 2's similar over-reliance on jokes, only some of them actually funny. Too much Waititi being Waititi can be a bad thing (and you saw glimpses of it in Ragnarok, but it was far outstripped by how solid the entire film was).

Man, KOTOR was a fantastic game from start to finish.  KOTOR II feels like someone wished for a sequel on a monkey’s paw, and the curse continues to this day.

Gtfoh with this bullshit. You know damn well that this story (assuming it’s true) isn’t simply about someone “changing their mind about something.” You also know damn well that if Boebert simply had a “personal opinion” about abortion, there wouldn’t be a problem. Guess what, everyone has a personal opinion about…

“As a parent, I oppose abortion” is nonsensical, plenty of parents have both given birth and had abortions.