I’m pretty sure the photo I saw was from that event, that looks like the shirt he was wearing. The photographer caught him with his mouth open and his fist raised halfway to it, which I imagine the photoshoppers had some fun with.

Is it the consensus in Brazil that Bolsonaro has covid-19? Because I saw a photo of him a few days ago, and he looked rough—like, “someone reanimated Hitler’s corpse and shaved off the mustache”-rough. He was real clammy-looking and had circles under his eyes and the photo had clearly caught him mid-cough.

Seeing as how she was making “jokes” that were really thinly-veiled accusations about Harvey Weinstein as far back as 2005... this seems likely.

Thanks to whoever recommended 372 Pages We’ll Never Get Back to me in this feature last week. It’s sure nice to hear Mike Nelson’s low key humor again. I started with The Eye of Argon, because if “typo- and malapropism-riddled fantasy novella written by a teenage boy and published by The Journal of the Ozark SF Society…

A lot of people have ducks where I live and they seem fairly low key. They just waddle around quacking and splashing water occasionally, they’re not furious hissing attack beasts like geese. People keep them outdoors, though.

I have kind of hated movie theaters for my entire life, and finally just stopped going to them a while back; the last movie I know for sure I saw in a theater was Zodiac. I always find them too cold; I’m a mild germophobe and low key grossed out by them; and I can almost never get through an entire movie (especially…

My parents were binge-streaming that entire series a while back, and my brother and I took to calling it “FBIFBIFBI” on account of how every episode’s penultimate act crescendoed with an armed Rob Morrow kicking in someone’s door and screaming that.

I have that Jemisin book on my list. I’ve never read her before, so I’m looking forward to it. Currently I’m reading Half of a Yellow Sun by Chimimanda Ngozi Adichie, the April section of my “1 year, 12 female writers” project, and listening to The Guns of August by Barbara Tuchman on audio.

I’ll be in my bunk.

I always thought he would have made a great Clete Purcell, if Hollywood had ever made any good versions of a Dave Robicheaux novel. (There were 2 movies that I know of, but I don’t think Purcell was actually a character in either of them.)

I remember getting into spats with other commenters in the reviews for Sharp Objects who thought she was giving a bad performance. People who obviously hadn’t read the book because (spoiler alert for a series that aired a couple of years ago and a book that was published in 2006) Adora Crellin is actually putting on…

Kenneth Copeland looks like a 1980s Spitting Image puppet that was rediscovered after decades in a moldy crawlspace.

You seem constipated, sweetie. Try more fiber in your diet.

I’ve read the book, thanks. My concern is not with his size, or even his face (I just mentioned the shoe thing because I find it hilarious).

I wanted to hear him switch from Yat to Cajun, but I doubt he’s ever been in southwest Louisiana, unless it was to drive from New Orleans to Houston. We always have to go to one of those two places to see shows.

Man, Stephen McKinley Henderson is showing up in everything these days: DEVS, Run, Dune.

The entire state of Louisiana has been under a stay-at-home order for a few weeks now. We have a Democratic governor at the moment, thank dog.

HOLY SHIT I WORK IN CROWLEY. During the day, thank dog, so I didn’t have hear this creepy-ass siren. (We make food ingredients, so yes we are still up and running.) I’ve had to string twine across the entrance of my cubicle and tape a sign to it reading “Please practice social distancing” to stop co-workers from…

I love BtB, especially if Billy Wayne Davis is the guest. He never doesn’t have a response to the fucked up facts Evans is dropping, and his laid back, drawling delivery is just hysterical to me.

They also allege the team was forced to work for six months on the film’s two-minute trailer, which left them only four months to complete the rest of the film.