I wish to hell that they’d continued this series as well, but I can see why they would go for something new or different at the end of Unlimited.

Sometimes relationships don’t work out and it’s no one’s fault. I wish both of them the best.

Oh, I see, so it’s only cheating if the Cardinals do it, right?

Anyone who’s looked at the history of stadiums in St Louis wouldn’t be surprised.

As a team leader, Yadi is indispensable. The guy knows how to work with every pitcher and guide them to victory. He’s been a joy to watch these past several years, and I’d love to see him manage a team once he’s done as a player. Of course, when he retires he’s earned the right to go and do whatever he damn well…

Lol, how did this comment work out for you?

He was really good in Fury.

I’m 29, which is too young to have listened to U2's 80s work as it happened, but I know and love both of those songs. And I agree with your interpretation of them.

Or hell, Dave Matthews Band’s Crash Into Me, which is about a crazy, stalking peeping Tom, but of course is treated as really romantic.

The same thing happened to U2 and One. Everyone thinks it’s a hippie love song. It’s not. It’s about a gay man who’s dying of AIDS angrily confronting his homophobic, estranged father.

Isn’t it obvious? Aliens of his species bathe in acid, not this wa-ter you speak of.

I’m not exactly embarrassed to admit it, but two movies that immediately come to mind are:

Stance.

Really sad to hear about this.

Can we do something like this, but for rock music?

Aaron Rodgers seems like a really nice guy whose politics don’t line up with typical sports star super Christian conservatism, and he’s stuck with Olivia despite his family’s toxic disapproval. I was sad to see his team get so manhandled last night, and I wish Olivia and him the best.

To hell with Heilight Hitler. He has a history of attacking others to silence them. No sympathy for him.

I thought the lack of a face to face confrontation was also due to budget concerns.

I am so happy to hear this. The show is fascinating. I normally don’t like bleak storylines, and let’s face it, High Castle is bleak as fuck, but the thin thread of hope they dangle throughout-that this crapsack world isn’t all there is, that there’s a possibility to escape elsewhere, or even fundamentally change the…

In this case, since they’re firing him for cause, I believe all of his benefits would go right out the window.