#thanksobamacare

In less suburban areas where there is little to no competition for terrestrial providers, the cable companies jack up their rates and seldom allow customers to restart a promotional pricing after the initial period has ended. They also charge nickel and dime for every piece of equipment plus additional taxes and fees-…

[spoiler!] I made a mashup of the ending with The Sopranos:

And I just did.

haha! I’m thinking of making a mashup of the last cut with Don’t Stop Believin’ overlaid on top of it like Sopranos.

What the hell was Rory’s New Yorker piece about?!

I didn’t appreciate the abrupt Soprano’s-style jump to black. There was no fade, no slow aerial zoom out, no ending music. Just abrupt jump to credits and no finality to anything going on in Rory’s life.

What’s the message of her book? Does she finish it?
Where does she live?
Who does she end up with?
What job does she…

It looks like she’s wearing blue to me, but I refuse to get into a “what color is the dress” argument. ;)

It’s hard to tell. Is she rocking a side pony? It looks like it could possibly be pig tails (yikes.) Given the scrunchy, I’m going to guess it will be a flashback of sorts.

it just occurred to me.. shouldn’t Spotlight and Siri be integrated into the same feature/function? I would rather “text” Siri than talk to her.

um. thanks :)

and:

His best work:

Wish this mentioned Android in the beginning of the article, instead of being the last word.

clearly. The first meme pic you posted was enough.

Let me guess.. He’s “exhausted.”

In concept it’s not terrible- but needs some serious help with the editing and writing. The jump cuts, alone, make it difficult to watch.

Sara Bareilles “Brave” comes to mind. 

This episode could be expanded into its own series. Everything about this episode, the direction, camera work, actors, setting and soundtrack were just perfect.

Perhaps democrats should look into tactics of the republicans such as redistricting to get more of them into office. No more taking the high road and playing fair.