I’m not so sure that she had a pretty strong case. The whole suit was predicated on the idea that an exclusive theatrical release would have netted more money. The dispute over whether her contract specified a theatrical release, or a theatrical exclusive period just underlined that.

You are inserting a whole lot of stuff that’s just not in the text, making a lot of assumptions.

She really was an all commanding straight man presence that grounded the entire thing. Absolutely none of that would have worked with out her in the mix. 

Well she made a pretty big point of saying she didn’t actually know anything. This sounds a bit more like something she’s been through more than once, an observation from experience and she thinks it might have been a bit of a factor.

It’s pretty likely whatever talks she was in for whatever project tapered off due to…

That’s an aweful lot of hand wringing there. For the most part no. People don’t use pumpkins for more than pie. For about the last 100 years they’ve primarily been grown as an ornamental crop. That’s only started to change the last 10 years or so, people actually eat them these days. So it kinda the opposite of your…

I’ve only had it cold. You could probably warm it up, I’ve seen nog done that way. Personally hate nog, but for some reason I love coquito. At least the ones I’ve had.

It’s not traditional to cook the eggs in either nog or coquito, and they tend to taste better and end up with a better texture if you don’t. If that…

does everything have to be connected in the Marvel Universe?

but that does fit with the old theory that observing objects is itself a measure of influence on them.

I don’t think this stuff would froth up much. It’s a bit more like ice cream base than anything else I could compare it to. It’s a bit dense to foam up too much.

That is definitely too big for even the larger standard sized blender carafes. But there’s no reason it has to be blended, aside from maybe the pumpkin puree…

There’s no real reason to tackle the Kensington Runestone. It was definitively debunked within months of appearing. The only people who accepted it as potentially real at the time were newspapers in the area. The only more recent academic who pushed it as maybe real, doesn’t have the expertise to know.

You didn’t need…

I don’t see changes that significant from the comics background happening. With every iteration of the Watcher in comics and other media. The outcome for the Watcher is that his people punish him for intervening. Even though his actions are viewed by the reader as justified.

I kinda hope Watcher but I doubt it. This latest episode got into it a bit. But the Watchers are like Galactus level powers, some of the oldest beings in the universe loaded with high weirdness.

Thing is they aren’t fighters, as evidenced by the ass kicking Uatu got. 

Also, I never have liked Spader as Ultron’s voice. Way too camp imho.

Knowing and focused on are two different things.

OOO yes. I work in boozahol wholesale. Our trucks break down, some times catastrophically, on the regular. Even supposedly brand new trucks.

I wonder if they do this to highlight that Uatu is a bit sloppy in his assessment of Nexus points so no surprise that he’s also bad at avoiding notice.

He’s also almost exclusively done projects where he does all the major creative work himself. And it is very much his schtick, his brand his whole thing. So I’m not sure how well he fits in that whole Star Wars is about collaboration thing. Star Wars as a one man show tends not to work out terribly well.

There are and have been plans in place, projects approved etc. But federal funding has been a problem. In particular once the infrastructure plan was approved, and funding lined up. Trump pulled the feds out of the project out of spite. Explicitly to “punish” NY for not backing him.

The still haven’t repaired shit…

de Blasio didn’t learn the wrong lesson. de Blasio is looking for a scape goat. That’s how he does, his own administration’s fuck ups get punted to something else. And he makes a dumb as shit move he’ll forget about in 3 months. Only addressing it again when it causes another problem.

The boom on this goes back further than the pandemic.

I suspect it comes down to the real estate market. People approaching retirement who got priced out for that whole vacation home dream. An RV, even a trailer and vehicle counts as a second home. So it can be a tax write off. It gives you some of that same shit as…