“And on October sixth, we will destroy your president and set fire to every major U.S. city and have our Communist forces launch their attack while Silicon Valley sits in their bunkers in the middle of the pacific ocean in New Zealand!”
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Here’s my usual daily drop of Gunn/Cernovich related news. As always, I’m sure folks on here will find something I missed, and I always appreciate anyone adding it in a comment here. If you’re in the greys, I’ll make sure to star as usual.
Remember when Barack was President and we didn’t have to worry about who anyone was fucking and what porn they were watching?
It’s surreal watching a finale where most of the characters are crying or on the verge of tears almost non-stop,…
The Vita was good, though.
“If there’s a steady paycheck, I’ll believe anything you say...” - Winston Zedmore
Why was Thor not a Shakespearean epic in your opinion?
Yeah. I quit reading the review when it started complaining about the behind the scenes issues. Maybe, just an idea, but maaaaaaaybe take off the embarrassing ‘fandom’ hat, stop incorporating BTS drama or details into your narrative and actually....judge the show on its own merits? Which is what I did. I defended this…
Seriously, can someone less emotional and maybe a little more objective start reviewing Discovery? You know, someone who can actually discuss pros and cons of an episode without having a meltdown? Maybe a review like this - https://www.avclub.com/burnham-meets-the-emperor-and-discovery-finds-a-new-gro-1822278505
Fuck Trump.
Trying to get through these reviews is a chore because of all the unrelenting dislike and poor reasoning, but here are some thoughts:
It’s Christopher Eccleston in the vault.
Yes, I’ve been crying too. And as I said to my hub - it’s not that my candidate lost. I’ve had that before, I’ve been voting since 1990. It’s that my faith in the basic decency of the humans in this country has been shattered.
In one of the least surprising turn of events in history, the people who worked on Star Trek--a show which envisions…
On September 8, 1966, exactly 50 years ago today, the very first episode of Star Trek aired on television. More than…
Oh god read the books. So much better than the movie. The second book, “This Book is Full of Spiders (Seriously, don’t touch it)“ is arguably better than the first, which blew my mind. Wong’s third book, Futuristic Violence and Fancy Suits, is not related or in the same universe but also really good.
Think of just how stupid the average person is, and then remember that half of the population is even dumber. That’s how Dr. Oz still has a job
We have widget. It’s better that way.