Pheidippides nutz.

I feel like the appropriate sexual trade for a Washington scoop is the reporter has a casual glance across the room but actually looking past you at their friends, but you totally waved and looked dumb.

It seems like you’re burying the lede here. Is Snyderland so dysfunctional that accusing your husband of having an affair on social media is par for the course?

You are the Pheidippides of our time.

Regardless of whether it’s a trademark or not, it sets my teeth on edge to hear it pronounced “real-a-tor”. Show me the second “a”! Go on, I’ll wait. Here’s a magnifying glass, if it helps.

1.) The whole “theme” of the video is that it’s a what 30s/40s movie shoot. Unfortunately, that means black directors or film crew workers would have been non-existant anyway.

Sealed Air Corporation

The British call Band-Aid’s ‘plasters’. One of those little things I never would have thought of until I was trying to ask my friend’s English husband where they were and getting a look of ‘you want what?’ from him.

Does it really shows Tony not haunted? He does quit the Avengers and leaves it to Cap. Cap asks him to join, and he says he can’t do it and needs “a vacation” That doesn’t read like someone ready to superhero again.

Yeah! Someone profiting from exploiting your likeness without your permission! Sue!

Especially when the most recent movie, Age of Ultron, only took the title of its comic book storyline, and nothing else from what I’ve heard (never ready it, but most people who have say it was a bad comic story).

A Falcon/Ant-Man teamup movie could be pretty good.

So your main concern is that the source material has shaky and arguably illogical reasons for the characters to behave the way the do.

I’m pretty sure the movie won’t follow the comic. Spider-Man and Black Panther are likely going to be glorified cameos. The central cause of the conflict will be Bucky and his mental conditioning.

I Have Some Serious Concerns About the Captain America: Civil War Movie

I really don’t get the love for Mad Max. It was fine. It was okay. It wasn’t particularly memorable, or smart, or surprising.

I’ve watched it twice now, and like I said, it’s fine. “30 years to figure out?”

Take your record and your dumb shirt and cut your losses.