For some reason the other day I decided to subject myself to Superman IV. Boy was I surprised to see Jim Broadbent playing a French arms dealer. No, really.

Bon mot!

I had a similar thought about the vibers when they were trying to stop the missle from launching. Seems like they'd be able to pull a similar trick as Blink did in Days of Future Past, open a portal for the missle to go through, and have the exit deposit it right next to the sun or something.

When the show opened on Mon-El in bed, I immediately (and somewhat ashamedly) thought about the Mallrats bit about Superman. I would've assumed she's a virgin too. A normal human would presumably not be up to the task, physically speaking.

You should have responded "Malkovich malkovich".

I withdraw my question

Jesus, 79 for a wrestler is like 234 for a normal person…

Great line in an article in The Atlantic today:

Point taken, but whatever his issues are or aren't, he's definitely operating in a different reality than most of us.

He really, truly is mentally ill.

I think we can all see it for ourselves even if we don't know the terminology, but my wife, who has spent her life in social services, says Drumpf is a classic exhibitor of narcissistic personality disorder.

Sad but true

At this point, I would gladly take President Dwayne Elizondo Mountain Dew Herbert Camacho over Drumpf.

'He looks a l̶i̶t̶t̶l̶e̶ shit ton like a younger, colder Leonardo DiCaprio'

Maybe the most intimidating (albeit a little too old-looking) high school bully ever put to film.

Every time I've stayed in PA, it boggles my mind. And I thought we had it bad in MA with our dedicated "packies".

Three O'Clock High is a hidden gem. Way more style than the usual 80's teen comedy.

I can see him- Blonde permed mullet, beard. Definitely had some sort of cowboy-theme. Not Bob Orton though. Dammit!

I find your reply problematic. I will now write a think piece about it.

Unless I'm mistaken, and I'm also too lazy to google right now, I believe Keystone is a sub-brand of Coors.