Huh....I know that video will give a lot of depth to what you’ve written here, but yeah that’s a pretty great sum up. I’d add The Witch to the category, though, and it doesn’t quite fit that definition.

I don’t like the way it looks on my character but you can’t argue with the dexterity stat bonus and 25% poison resistance.

I didn’t mean morally, I meant politically. They realized none of them were going to get re-elected by locking up the cousins of their constituents.

I call bullshit.

I think it is very much the latter. I think Bill’s Superman monologue is a really interesting demonstration of how fundamentally misguided he is. It goes along well with his inability to understand Beatrix.

I still hold that Bill’s monologue fundamentally misunderstands the nature of Superman.

(that said I’d totally watch a Tarantino-directed version of Superman based on that premise. Someone make that happen).

I am a lawyer, and an easier example of the doctrine of reliance there has never been.  If Musk tried to do take-backsies here, he’d be fucked in court.  Especially in California.

He sadly passed away earlier this year so the spot was left vacant.

I’m going to say off the bat that I’ve had students write absolutely incredible essays arguing both sides of this question, which I think is absolutely the point of the ending—it contains hopeful elements but at the same time suggests (without outright saying) that hope is illusory. My take on the ending is that it…

I think the latter, considering Ed Tom’s position by the end of the novel. He’s been beaten down by a world of cruelty he no longer understands. He held on long past when he could have retired, holding out hope that what he was doing mattered, that he was trying to save people and do good...only to ultimately resign…

I can’t read the article because paywall but his basic premise in and of itself is flawed: Marvel movies are 100% cinema. HE might not think they are, but in objective reality the definition of ‘cinema’ absolutely includes Marvel movies.

Seriously! I was thinking in comic book terms but the new Star Wars movies are a great example of why some amount of homogenization is necessary.

But that involves a 6.82913447% chance of an antiproton inversion loop! You can’t take that kind of risk!

If I want to create an anti-time anomaly that will consume the entire Alpha Quadrant, I'll try it your way, okay? 

This piece is silly and misses the point.

That was the response for the following year’s survey.

And unlike Migos in general, as far as I know, he never removed people’s brains to put them in cannisters to take back to Yuggoth.

WTF is Peacock LOL 

Partnering with The Hallmark Channel this close to the holidays was a smart business move...

It's crazy that Don't Worry Darling will be streaming and yet Keanu Reeves still walks the Earth!