I saw a couple of clips and episodes of that. Produced by Steven Colbert, right? I thought the humor was tame. Also, it portrayed the president as a likable buffoon.... both points bringing me to the central flaw of the show; real Trump as President continually ups the ante of how horrible a human can be, so…

I found a good, if a little silly, overview of pigs and their introduction to the New World.

God, remember when he “made” that sex tape that totally wasn’t of him? And when he tried to crowd-source his mortgage?

Speak for yourself. Gummy Bears is and forever will be the greatest animated show on earth!

I love them, but in my experience people either hate them or love them, very little middle ground.

He’s insecure and doesn’t have any principles besides “me first.” Ergo, he repeats the last/most repeated thing he heard, as long as it doesn’t directly hurt him.

Ha! It really is the most banal thing to say. People do everything.

Does she bring this up? Most of what I hear from her are progressive policy ideas, and I love it, but I don’t see her using her conservative background, knowledge of though processes, etc., to reach out to the right.

So.... is that because of or despite their ad campaign?

Thank you for this. 

I can’t think of a more poorly animated, contemporary show than She-Ra. It is consistently bad: choppy, mistakes, too much reliance on computer assisted zoom, artwork is flat flat flat flat flat.

Sad to say, a lot of that wasn’t made known to me until things with Gawker went down. I had heard of his dealings with Gizmodo before that, but I didn’t pay too much attention.

Yeah, that debacle cemented my hate for Thiel and my loyalty to the writers of Gawker et al.

Bring back dog.

Please elaborate on this because this.... this just sounds like extortion.

I enjoy PBR the beer, but this coffee thing (and that whiskey) has absolutely nothing to do with PBR beer except branding. Different facility, process, equipment, ingredients, expertise.

Check out the one in Hoffman Estates right off of I90. That joint cemented my love for Steak n Shake.

Shit, every time I go to Sun Wah I tell myself I need to make time to go to Uptown but I never do. Looks dope. 

I wonder how much this movie had to do with cementing the trope of nerds as the underdog. They still kind of are, but aren’t? Nowadays it mainly depends on the context, of course, but we’re still playing off of it decades later.

Hey, you go to Logan? I’m usually there on Fridays playing 3rd strike, next to the KQ cab.