Nobody tell any of this to Elon, or he’ll just say “let’s go for it!”

Great - that’ll be the kick in the ass I need to finally get working on the first one!

I snorted out loud when they called it that.  

Agreed re Tobert, and on a meta level it’s similar to casting Amy Ryan in the first season - a bit too prominent an actor from a popular long-running TV series for a quasi-bit role.

“Are we supposed to believe a wedding dress meant for Joy that belonged to her mother easily fits Mabel?”

Although as my wife immediately pointed out as Mabel hurried out of the front entrance of the Arconia, there’s one very visible way in which the dress definitely did not easily fit.

Although isn’t the handwriting thing still a little bit odd?  Or are we to take it that Oliver just assumed that the handwriting on the mirror matched Loretta’s from the scrapbook, but was wrong about that?

She might have also thought that the rat poison wouldn’t be fatal, but would just make him ill enough to not be able to go on, after which he could be let go with the easy excuse of health reasons and re-cast. In that case she’d have the benefit of being right - the poison wasn’t fatal and did just make him ill enough…

If memory serves, there has been talk in the past about a new canal through Nicaragua, which would of necessity be a hell of a lot bigger than the Panama Canal but still at least plausible enough to look into.  

“Also why would anyone worship a celebrity, a person they’ve never met before.”

You ask this in the age of Trump.

There’s a reason that small (white) town conservatives think that college “indoctrinates” their kids when they come back less shitty than they’d been, after meeting a much wider variety of people than they’d ever had the opportunity to meet before.

“At first, my mom countered that that was “different.” I asked how.”

If I’d have been there, I’d applaud you for this.  Ask them the simplest of questions that they cannot answer, and sometimes it dawns upon them.  Well done.

You do if the vehicle gets hit hard enough by something big enough to rip the entire thing to shreds.

After watching the trailer, agreed.  That’s my final answer, locking it in.

Think of it like this: the control stick is either controlling the front of your head or the back of your head.  If you select inverted, it’s controlling the back of your head, so up moves your view down, etc., and otherwise it’s controlling the front of your head.

“is being held at Dauphin County Prison without bail after a district judge ruled there are no conditions Davis can meet to be released at this time”

Good.  A guy like this would absolutely be a danger to her if released.

The exception that proves the rule!

“whining is bad!!!” whines the dipshit who does literally nothing else.

He is an employer, though, as noted in the linked Intercept article and the complaint itself.

“a technical violation of NLRA”

Also known as “a violation of NLRA.”

Yeah, like when they realized that a public ledger of every single transaction was actually really, really, really useful to investigators.