I agree!

The vast, vast, vast majority of mass shooters are men, and it’s something that is absolutely worth discussing, but it hasn’t “literally never been a woman, ever.” Brenda Spencer and Jennifer San Marco come to mind. But I don’t say this to take away from your point - rather, so you can avoid making a false statement…

My ex’s dad apparently did not understand the concept of internet history. I was using his computer once and accidentally discovered a ton of porn history. That in and of itself is fairly banal. The problem was that it was exclusively sleep fetish porn (i.e. sleeping women being fucked by conscious men). Even this…

I haven’t listened to Shape Shift With Me yet, but now I’m excited to! Personally, I hadn’t loved any of their albums besides Reinventing Axl Rose, until Transgender Dysmorphia Blues, which was fantastic. I still constantly listen to that one version of Black Me Out that’s on youtube with just Laura on acoustic guitar…

Tomb Raider may have had a following already, but while about 1.5-5 million people bought any given Tomb Raider game that came out before the first movie, about 48 million people saw that movie. So she clearly brought in many, many more people than just the general fanbase.

He’s so so so good in The Guest though!

Agreed. I haven’t even bothered trying the second season. To me it comes in ahead of even Broadchurch and Top of the Lake as something that should have been allowed to just be a one-shot miniseries. The way they shove in Mendelsohn’s son at the last second to justify another season is painful.

I was rewatching Deep Impact recently, and was surprised by there being on-site daycare at the MSNBC offices in the movie. It made me wonder if that was more common in the 90s or was something people expected to become widespread. Seems like it maybe was.