No, BannerThief, and no more questions about whether this is a joke.

First they came for the Trump supporters and I said nothing…because good.

In terms of new westerns, I really liked the remake of True Grit and Bone Tomahawk, also The Revenant if that counts (it takes place in the 19th and in the west)

The first time I read IT, I was the age of the kids and that scene didn't really bother me.
The second time, I was the age of the adults and it felt really gross.
Since I assume King didn't write it as a 12 year old, there's no reason for it to be in there.

So…LCD broke up like Soderberg retired? Got it.

I guess it doesn't matter, but isn't Eddie in high school?

Kirk seems like he might be a better fit for Avenged Sevenfold than books.

That's not the Internet way.

Well, Wooderson at least.

I haven't read it in years, but I feel like King wrote some really bad black vernacular.

But how could they match the sheer star power and box office draw of Lori Petty, Malcolm McDowell and Ice-T?

Felon, child or non-American?

I'm sure I'm a terrible person, but I couldn't handle Deanna Cheng's voice on the latest HDTGM, it was June's California accent, which doesn't bother me since I find her brand of crazy/clueless endearing, but cranked to 11.

I remember that, but I interpreted that as pandering to the "Real Americans vs East Coast elites" mentality that the right cultivates in the Midwest.

Yeah, that's pretty damning.

The nature of Mystique makes Lawrence fairly replaceable though.

Well, there's Latoya Ferguson..umm…et al?

Short for "Hollywoo"?

He was great in it, though I thought it was only pretty good overall, but I feel like the Netflix thing really doesn't jibe with the whole "movies are the most important thing ever in the world all glory to the the academy" thing that represent less the Oscars.

"You people are just a pack of fickle mush-heads!"