The entire purpose of First Class is to upsell the flight and enforce the feeling that Coach tickets are “aerial steerage”.

“The behind-the-scenes shake-up in 2019 that led to the ouster of series co-creator Kurt Sutter”

Zod: I found his weakness. He actually cares about these weaker beings.

And this is why we were aloof to Henry Cavil’s Superman but still have a soft spot for Brandon Routh’s. 

“The Comments are a lot healthier than anticipated, good job humanity.”

They got theirs in the end.

“Oh no. Lex Luthor was spotted was in Metropolis with a new battlesuit, we’re going to be swamped with claims in about 1 hour.”

They’ve probably been dropped by several carriers already. Jackie Chan level uninsurable. 

You mean “Drew Bacca”? 

I’m pretty sure comprehensive coverage covers molotov cocktails, provided the owner didn’t throw them. But that assumes Lois didn’t just put the minimum required liability on the car. 

Interesting actor reference in this ep. Clark talks about wanting to join the HS baseball team in his youth. Although already a professional actor in his youth, Tyler Hoechlin seriously considered playing professional baseball after college. A hamstring injury pushed him towards an adult acting career

I thought he gets a Justice League stipend. The Wayne Corporation funds it through several layers of dummy corporations. Superhero welfare so they never have to contemplate using superpowers to rob banks to pay their bills. 

There is a huge, racist and sexist as hell, underpinning to the worry about declining birthrates.

Falling Down is one of those great films where the majority of its fans completely missed the point.

After all the answers to every test question are:

They ran with that concept in the current season of Nancy Drew as a way to introduce the new supernatural horror of the week. 

Patrick Henry College like all Evangelical colleges is both a wingnut welfare finishing school and a haven for sexual predators. Not surprised anyone coming out of there and in politics is a miscreant.  

Its really a dead on analogue to Japanese shochu rather than sake because its distilled. There is little fundamental difference between soju and shochu other than market penetration. Soju has far more ubiquity than its Japanese counterpart. 

Its undistilled soju. Like drinking mash from the tank before it becomes whisky

Not at all. It is typically loaded with sweeteners to offset a nasty aftertaste.