A military of white Christian males is the only way to have a truly harmonious military…. wait, wait.. white Christian conservative males who like country music and classic rock. No one who likes jazz… or cooking shows.

Agreed. My issue, in this case, is with Trump trying to make any value judgement on McCain's service.

I won't take offense, because I think she might be getting senile, which is depressing.
However, she was the first person from her family to ever go to college, taught in inner city St Louis in the late 50s - 60s, worked for the govt for decades and when she retired spent 2 stints in the Peace Corps in Africa.
It's just…

In some instances, fine.

I had a conversation with my mother and some of her friends when we went to visit Florida, and all these 60/70 year olds were using the same argument, or the "it's refreshing to hear someone speak their mind" line.

The Party of Patriotism and Family Values…

Trump, "Hey, why are my people complaining about my treatment of Sessions? Aren't they loyal to me."
Bannon, "He's a good ol' Southern Christian Conservative. They like him and want him to crack down on the gays and those other people."
Trump, "What can I do?"
Bannon, "Go after the gays and those other people."

"Cinematic Universe". My new least favorite thing.

I'm not convinced of that.

All it needs is a friend's love story with a fictional girl to complete the story.

This post is just asking to be trolled.

Overly sensationalized biographies are a bit better than remakes and reboots, so I won't complain.

Has Portman ever actually stood up for something? I know he talks a good game and acts like he will, but he seems to always fall in line when it comes down to it.

New M looks down at dead Craig Bond, looks at newly hired English "it girl",
"We have an hour and a half to go and a plot to fill, you are the new 007."

He'll probably get paid $50mil to die in the first 15 minutes and then a girl Bond or something.

Well this just ruins my thesis that it was the Jerky Boys that did it. Dammit.

In the early '90s a friend of mine and I drove across the country. We stopped in Salt Lake City and got a tour of the Temple grounds by a couple pretty college age girls (we were in college, too). In the course of the tour, during our conversation, they got our names and where we went to school (different universities…

Facebook sucks because all it has done is bring my families normal Thanksgiving dinner arguments to daily snide comments and political posts between my mom and my oldest brother. I thought the damn thing was just for kitten memes and showing too many pictures of family members kids.

Why don't they make this Shamalam's Supers Universe complete and bring in Joaquin Phoenix from Signs as "The Masher" and Bryce Dallas Howard from The Village as … I don't know… something with a twist.
I never saw Lady in the Water, so don't know who from that they could add.

I will sum it up, or at least how it should have gone: