I’ve only managed to acquire the very first issue. If not outright unavailable, the later issues are obscenely priced. And there’s not even information on what each issue is about!

I didn’t like The Animated Series’ design or personality for J either, but definitely enjoyed the continued presence of L and the art style.

I can understand why you consider MIB3 to have a weak story, but I found it more streamlined and focused like the first. MIIB was too muddled with details and in-jokes.

Personally, MIB3 and MIB: The Animated Series each have their own unique qualities and flaws that could make an argument for swapping their positions, depending on your personal taste.

MIB > MIB3 > MIB: The Animated Series > MIB sequel comics/novels > MIIB

It was the ‘70s. No matter how rich and diverse Carter’s taste in film, I doubt he could have easily gotten anything of substance or appeal outside of the U.S., the U.K., Soviet Union, and France.

National polls are meaningless outside of gauging name-recognition, but state polls are still useful.

Have you been following the polls, at all? Bush is tied with one other person in sixth place. He also garnered zero support from people 18 to 35 in a recent Florida poll.

The CA senate just passed a ton of climate laws.

How is he unelectable when he’s polling better in head-to-heads than Clinton? He’s more electable than she.

Sanders has been polling very well with both centrists/moderates and conservatives. There’s a huge disconnect between conservative voters and the party itself.

“Stan,” as in a character from a music video of the same name by Eminem, who is obsessed with Eminem to the detriment of his self and relationships.

http://www.alternet.org/news-amp-polit…

Have you been following any of the polls? Sanders fares better with both moderates and progressives than Clinton.

Sanders polls better against the Republican candidates than Clinton. At least he has a better chance.

Sanders is not a sheepdog.

Too good a show for its time.

I often dream of having incredible leaping abilities, or that I can hover for short distances like Toadstool from SMB2.

Anyone seen Stephen King’s The Langoliers?

Almost nightly I dream of being trapped within a sort of foggy pocket dimension, and no matter how much I try to escape, that world finds ways to pull me back in.

Imagine decripit hotels and buildings, but no matter where I hide or run there are still monsters, zombies, or…

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