You can say Dawes again when you someone eat it

First, yay.

Second, at the risk of being too obvious and recent, II Most Wanted from Beyonce and Miley feels so simple and heartwarming that a cover of it might end up really awesome.

Amen. This was a problem even 20 years ago. My old '06 Mazda3 S Touring hatchback was one of my favorite cars ever... EXCEPT for the low profile tires that couldn’t take a single minor city pothole. I probably spent a few grand in tires on that car, just a huge money sink.

They share your laments, hehe.

Red Letter Media actually just did that in their most recent video. In the top grossing 200 films of all time, adjusted for inflation:

When you someone eat that sweet Laurel Canyon sound: The Dawes Story

Seriously. It’s like saying Toyota is a “garbage” company for airbag and safety recalls. “There was a problem revealed, and they admitted it and fixed it. WHATTA BUNCH OF ASSHOLES!”

I mean, they’re likely still a bunch of assholes, but not for that.

It’s not that they didn’t know, it’s that it wasn’t thought about because it’s not part of their lives. Do you know how many Americans die without having even seen the ocean, much less an orca, much less what Seaworld used to be like? Emphasis on “used”, because, of course, Blackfish inspired uproar, and then change.

Now see, as I remember it (so I very well could be wrong), the gimmick of eating only at McDonalds was just the frame by which the corporate malfeasance of McDonalds and the food industry as a whole, as well as school nutrition, were explored. Please correct me if I’m wrong, though, I just felt like the gimmick was…

The deep editorial articles are certainly more numerous and personal now, and dare I say better quality. “5 reasons to watch the Critic” became “I became Jay Sherman, look at my works and despair”, lol, which I think is a great step in the right direction.

He is the patron saint of every one who wants to make it everyone else’s problem that they don’t know a goddamned thing about anything.

If that sweet Laurel Canyon sound plays in the forest, and no one is around to hear it, when you someone eat it?

“The movie makes its terminal blunder somewhere in its first half hour, when it actually puts a clip of the Roman Polanski film on screen.”

Or, as Tom Servo stated when seeing the protagonist of Overdrawn at the Memory Bank watch Casablanca:

“Man, never show a good movie in the middle of your crappy movie”.

Because straight men are a threat. But focusing on trans women as surrogate straight men misses the forest for the trees on this, and I think it’s quite willful.

You say “your side” a lot, then bring up strawmen arguments sans evidence, while the person you’re responding to is addressing your points directly, which you’ve neatly avoided in your rebuttal.

The thing is, I bet it’s a reasoned take on the facts of the trials and their horribleness, but the entire last chapter will be “...and that’s why any bad thing someone says about a conservative is a witch hunt, and it’s only liberals who do them." 

If you’re a single mother juggling three jobs, you’re overbooked.

If you’re a near-billionaire that “can’t” get to set because the marketing presentation (read: working lunch) for your private tequila brand went eight hours overlong, you’re a privileged asshole. Period.

I don’t need my celebrities to be perfect. But…

There are so many “wait, that’s a thing?” movies like Red Notice on Netflix, and then you find out that it’s literally the most watched movie on the platform, and you just wonder if you know anything anymore.

“If we hit that bullseye, the rest of the dominoes should fall like a house of cards: checkmate.”

Arguing that children should be treated as adults is ludicrous, and saying that children don’t have different needs than adults I’d argue implies that you shouldn’t be around children, much less presuming to be a better advocate for them than someone who actually works with a non-profit in the field.