You know what the best and most subtle bit of feminism in the movie is?

I am fully convinced that this is the best movie made in the past ten years, for a whole slew of reasons. I didn’t even realize what an awesome feminist movie it was until a buddy sent me this link:

Random Fact: Tom Hardy is already signed up to do sequels. I think IMDB said there were going to be 3 more or something like that.

ME AND MY FRIENDS ARE ON OUR WAY

I WANT TO BE THE NUX TO ALL YOU PEOPLE’S LADY MOTORCYCLE GANG

I BIND YOU, SONY, FROM DOING HARM. HARM AGAINST OUR TEENAGE SELVES AND HARM AGAINST YOURSELF.

Gee, I wonder why people who work and live in heavily military communities often have an unfavorable opinion of the average servicemember, while people 500 miles from the nearest base whose closest relation to the military is their stepbrother’s nephew who did 18 months in the Coast Guard and got an other than…

If you can’t afford to tip appropriately, you can’t afford to eat out.

Rule of thumb: if the taco you’re eating comes in a hard taco “shell” instead of a soft warm corn or flour tortilla that’s not an authentic taco.

I see a lot of landing going on... just with a bit of tipping over at the end. This is the rocket equivalent of landing a plane but then skidding off the end of the runway.

Nah, just one of these and a baseball glove in the correct scale:

And a swivel chair with which to swivel around petting said cat.

The Model S is AMAZING, the supercharger network is AMAZING, and the Model 3 should be AMAZING... but SpaceX is going above and beyond even Musk’s vision. Did anyone else watch the unveiling of the Dragon V2? It wasn’t just amazing, it was out of this world (I had to) I know I’m gushing but they have such potential

have you seen his twitter profile picture?

There’s a Tortas Frontera in Terminals 1, 3 and the international terminal. There should be one in every terminal of every airport. It would make delays much easier to take.

You’re not. I like going through O’Hare. There are much, much worse places to spend a few hours of layover time. Sure, it’s big and usually crowded, but it’s laid out well, there’s plenty to do and eat on a long layover. It’s not hard to get from one end to the other quickly.

My protip to anybody using O’Hare would be to pick the earliest-morning flight you can find. The business types that fly that early don’t fuck around.

I’ve never really had a problem with ORD either. I think ORD gets its bad reputation from people transiting through. You’re probably accustomed to ORD and it’s weird idiosyncrasies, but imagine you’re from, for instance, Salt Lake City. There are two terminals in SLC, and one of them is pretty much dedicated to Delta.…