I’m not one that yells SPOILER at everything, but you probably should’ve labeled this post that way. It’s bad and all, but it’s still brand new and only in theaters. Just posting the ending seems a little too soon.

While I really have no desire to watch this, it has Clancy Brown, so I guess I have to.

“technological optimist”

I appreciate the sentiment, but I’m not sure if I’d used the word “helped.” It’s not like we’re asking a guy to get something off of the high shelf for us.

To be fair, I also have $8,000 AND my dignity.

Leave Guinan alone.

I mean, the script, written by the writers, clearly includes an evaluation of the relative worth of their lives, in which Clint wins. So, you can have your take, and it’s valid enough, but you can’t actually act as though the writers didn’t engineer a comparison of their worth in which Clint won.

I’m not sure I’d accept a recommendation that anyone watch it at first time, at this point.

Wow, if one little pronoun makes you this furious, you’re going to age about 20 years by the time Pride Month is over.

It’s funny to me that you’re this much of a cunt but won’t type out the word cunt.

I always thought he was Ace Acerson

This show being in its fourth season  does somewhat highlight how the pandemic broke time

I think the rope was to secure the cabin doors.

I...don’t understand how you can read anything about that’s come out about Marilyn Manson and come away thinking ERW is the villain lol.

It’s hard not to see this as a response to Juliette Lewis who was on record saying she didn’t love the direction the show was taking with her character (after season 1). Maybe she was more pleased with Nat’s turn in season 2, or maybe she asked to be knocked off, I don’t know, but I think losing Nat is a real loss for…

For Harry and Meghan, the case underscores the bald absurdity of not just their demand, but their attempts to rewrite the well-established quid pro quo between paparazzi and stars: we give you attention you want, and you let us pay our rent with the fruits of that labor. It also raised uncomfortable questions about…

Née means someone’s original name. It’s a loan word from French and sometimes retains the accent. It’s not gender specific English, it just indicates a name change. We just see it most often with women because they change their names far more often than men.

Y people take shitty jobs to live when other shitty jobs exist

Something tells me it has more to do with fairly inexperienced kids and young adults being told of potential raises that never come and not realizing that they’re going to be expected to work like they’re getting paid commission when they aren’t, all while under constant threat. Seems like you just like to complain…

I don’t think it’s that people are surprised by their pay when they get hired.  It’s more that they can’t live with constant inflation without their pay increasing.