The thing that really bugs me about that scene is how, when you fly out of LAX, the plane takes off over the water (Pacific), and, by the time you are a couple hundred yards in the air, you can see all of the sailboats and commerce ships in about a 10 mile range...and from your vantage point going 150-200 miles per…

Just so we’re clear: There is a safety fault, but it’s only able to be replicated by outright ignoring the safety warnings on the can of combustible material?

In each incident, the can had been placed on a shelf, counter, or cart near an oven or stove.  

Still amazes me that a nude body bothers people, but this, this shit, is acceptable.

I’ve heard that making a big deal of saying goodbye to your dog every time you leave the house can worsen their separation anxiety, maybe Jon is just practicing good dog psychology.

I propose the belief that gun laws are impossible so we shouldn’t even try is related to what’s “deeply wrong with Americans.”

If they wanted to “bring gun-toters into the fold,” they’d stop with the ridiculous stances: “Trump for Emperor!” “Arm the dogs and, maybe, some cats!” “Russia believes in private gun ownership, too!”

So? “If you do one thing, you’ll potentially offend players on your team and the manager that just won the world series but if you do the other thing you’ll upset a bunch of MAGA shitbrains” isn’t some sort of unresolvable moral quandary.

This battle has been teased since the show began in 2011, so it needed to be unbelievably epic—more epic than all the other epic battles the series has given us. This was a daunting task, and Game of Thrones succeeded...

In a way, it’s kind of lame the battle against the White Walkers only lasted a single episode, because taking care of the entire, series-long threat in one fell swoop is weirdly perfunctory. I don’t know if the show needed to make room for the events that will happen over the final three episodes, but this was the…

Wow, 100% agree. It was exactly as I feared. After two needlessly protracted episodes of table setting, I knew I was in for “and then they fight” and that’s literally all this episode was. No other narrative function or meaning whatsoever. Like, zero.

The progress of the battle was also baffling. It looked like there were one or two wights making it to the top of the battlements, then suddenly they were everywhere, then suddenly a small number of them were sneaking around inside a library quietly, but really it was fifty of them right behind the door, not being…

1000% agree. I feel like everyone here stanning this episode has to be deluding themselves.  There were no stakes, there was no tension, there were no twists. It was purely straightforward, with no sense of narrative arc.  We got no explanation as to why anything was happening except “zombies gonna zombie.”  For all…

None more black.

God that was awful.

Yes, it’s an unusual injury from a cross-check. But if a cross-check results in a serious injury, the player who committed the violation needs to be ejected. That’s the chance a player takes when he puts another player in peril by committing a penalty.

So, Dad Burns are a thing now.

Looks like Nosek is gonna have a Headek, amirite?

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