No, silly, it’s how you block someone poking you in both eyes at the same time. 

A little bit of jumping around this week. WAYPTW aficionados might recall that I’ve spent a few weeks puzzling out Baba Is You. That hasn’t really been the case this week because, as my newer Steam achievements can attest:

TIL: There’s a “universal shark sign.”

If we have to have a Portal movie, I’d rather have Uwe Boll directing it. At least that way it would be some garbage I could laugh at rather than some J.J. Abrams shlock where I’m rolling my eyes so hard I can’t even see the movie screen.

“I’m sorry you feel like you’re owed an apology.” - China, to the people of Taiwan, Tibet, Hong Kong, the Uighurs and any of their own citizens that get thrown in jail for pro-democracy sentiments.

I think dishonest people generally believe that everyone else is no better than themselves.

I agree with you that folks must already hate a politician to believe the more extreme conspiracy theories (Benghazi or pizzagate), but these lies can seep into the general public and shape their opinion of someone. After all, they conclude, how could a good person have this many bad things said about them?

Made in Italy and somehow featuring Fred Williamson, naturally. 

Yeah, but the man’s name? Herb.

Is Game of Thrones the TV equivalent of Avatar? Very popular while it was out but quickly forgotten after it ended? I’m talking about the TV, not book, fans. Maybe I’m wrong but it seems the pop culture zeitgeist has moved on and these spinoff projects might not be the hits their studios are expecting.

That sounds like almost every decision was made to go against what I liked about the original series.

He...is sort of dressed like the Cat from Red Dwarf.

except the papier-mâché mix included frog DNA.

There’s a lot more to process here than I probably would have imagined when it comes to The Powerpuff Girls.

Well that’s not reassuring. Here I thought maybe they had listened to the actual concerns of the audience but, nope, need to strip away even more fun out of it.

Ha, that’s all fair (except “Goldeneye” is top tier). What I mostly remember is the thrilling video game sequence and the femme fatale’s burning boots after she explodes.

Most people don’t consider NSNA a real Bond movie, much less a good one.

For me personally, it delivered on the things you mentioned, but lacked a romance that worked, a lead with charisma, and a villain (the movie has literally four villains and they keep switching with no rhyme or reason). 

“being pro-Palestine is not equated with antisemitism”

Horrifyingly, if you enter “la casa de papel” into Google Translate, its first result is now “money heist.”