Gotta give props to dude for having the balls to call u up and open a dialogue. 

Trying to justify it by saying these are “industry-standard established ranges based on experience” is especially fucked-up, given the strength of their resumes. He had one movie screenwriting credit and one “story by” credit prior to Crazy Rich Asians. She’d been writing for television for two decades. It’s a flimsy…

I’ve been asked, “How much?” on numerous occasions.

Conan and Kumail are longtime friends for anyone here that doesn’t know that

So wait, you're trashing a movie you already stated you didn't want to see based on the actions of a completely unrelated theater chain that, as someone else pointed out probably had that information available to you? And that you didn't end up seeing? Way to stick it to the Hollywood elite. 

Protip: They almost always give out 2x the maximum screening tickets because they expect a lot of people will no show because it was free. This happens all of the time. Arrive extra early for screenings. 

Sometimes the writers here come off as living in a bubble. 

I don’t need her to be a leftist dream, I need her to be better than Mitch. It’s a pretty low bar. Campaigning in a way that talks to voters she needs to win over, conservatives who have probably voted red their whole lives (or voted southern democrat when that was still a thing) is smart. 

I hope she gets traded to Portland so that every Thorn has its Rose.

As has been alluded to below, we need to be careful to distinguish between bullies and homicidal sociopaths. Steve was a bully (until he became a hero). Billy was a sociopath destined to become a murderer, rapist, or both. Many of King’s “bullies” are in the Billy category. Run-of-the-mill bullies don’t torture and…

My takeaway both from the reveal of Billy’s father in S2 and his past in S3 was that it explains in large part why he is, but it in no way excuses his behavior. I felt the same about his final gasp of anything human in the last episode. Forgetting everything that he did in Season 3 when under the influence of the Mind…

Montgomery really hit it out of the park this season imo, even though he didnt have a lot of dialogue. 

Twas a bad day to be orange. 

Safety aside, from an enjoyment perspective, I don’t know why you would bring a 2-year-old child to a baseball game, it can’t possibly be fun for anyone involved. And if you can afford the lower deck, you can afford a sitter.

I appreciate that nuance is always the enemy in this conversation but:

It wasn’t a handball sitution. The ball can actually hit the shoulder of a player and even it had hit the upper arm, it wasn’t in an unnatural position and would have been allowed.

Man, these guys really won’t defend anything.

The issue with video, across all sports right now, is that it’s not being used to confirm or see a “blatantly missed” error. From football to baseball to basketball to soccer, video’s being used to find reasons to disallow scoring (catches, possession, etc) more often than what it’s being used for.

The Cameroon player deep in English territory didn’t have any interaction with the subsequent play, and thus is not subject to being called offside. The player whose back foot is barely offside is the one who received the pass and sent it on to the would-be goalscorer.

Yeah, Pattinson has not been quiet about his dislike of Twilight. Besides, when Michael Keaton was cast as Batman, people were dismissive of him because he was in Mr. Mom.