Over a year ago my physician prescribed Saxenda to me to manage chronic weight issues along with pre-diabetes that they bring. I have comparatively great health insurance, but my insurer denied the claim, leaving me to pay for it myself if I wanted to (spoiler alert: it’s freaking expensive). As with most things in…

They’re too busy synergizing media strategies in order to strategically maximize monetization of unique individual clicks to feel bad.

Hear me out, Universal Pictures:

How hard is it to search a 6-year-old?

Seems like a bit of a strange take. When Velma was written as queer, and old fans clutched their pearls, the response was (and rightly so!) “This thing you like has changed, it’s not a threat to you or your fandom, it’s just change”. I grew up with a hetero crush on Velma, and I agreed with this take. It IS okay. It…

It was a weird comment. Usually a closing like that, something both outrageous and impossible, is used by pseudo-intelligent ideologues to try to proove the outrageousness of any criticism. I focused on the portion of the comment that made sense.

(especially when it’s easy to just kind of accidentally flash it, which is what it looks like happened to Santos in that picture)

I kind of want to see it, because it would only serve to underscore your first point.

Obscure to you, maybe, but PistenBully is one of the major makers of snowcats, and parts are always available in areas where the climate necessitates their use. Such as where he lives. He probably has neighbors who do their own snowcat maintenance and several competing mechanics in town

Let’s imagine JJ does get it, there’s no way he’s going to wrangle the party effectively and very little likelihood they’ll fall in line behind him even for the sake of party unity. This is a shit sandwich for the GOP to have to chew and swallow as we all watch in delight.

What TF is a “neo-trope”? Is that just a archetype or trope that is relatively new and therefore a generational “kids these days and their...” complaint?

Cry me a river, I was going to live shows of The Cramps in high school, where we were “ironically” dancing the watusi to this song.

“What if Star Trek, but Aliens?”

It most certainly is NOT “grim-dark Tolkien”. Tolkien used elves and orcs and high fantasy as the vehicle through which he told the story he wanted to tell, about the paradoxical fragility and resilience of good and how easy it is to fall to evil. Warhammer takes the same set dressing and skips straight to the evil.…

The fact that he has an undercut really put the cherry on top of this comic. I asked my wife just a few days ago if she had a preferred haircut of mine I should go back to, and she said “A high and tight, like when we met, but longer on top”. “You mean an undercut, like Richard Spencer?” “Who’s Richard Spencer?” So I…

It was in my wallet, somewhere in this area:

Good. Do the Warhammer 40k thing, and when the audience isn’t there to really support the viewing numbers, or the producers don’t want to spend the necessary FX budget on it, it will bomb and we can all stop fucking hearing about Warhammer 40k.

Finally, it’s time to join a class action lawsuit against my Mom for all those crustless sandwiches in the 1970s. She SAID she removed the crusts because she loves me, but I’ve always suspected she kept and ate those nutritious crusts. So selfish.

It would be especially good timing to have a *good* Squadron Supreme project produced on the heels of the DC movie franchise further decline.