That entire episode is amazing and I am 100% here for it.

I’m so excited about this. SO. EXCITED.

I feel this so hard. Southern private universities are rife with pastel wearing dudes and it’s not an accurate litmus test for dickishness.

He’s a big part of what pushed my casual Packers watching into full blown fandom. I just want to buy him a beer and have a chat.

But Biden is totally smizing in that photo. (No question, I’d do both)

I’ve met exactly one but she seems to be a fair representation of her siblings, all of whom were homeschooled. Granted her family feels like the exception that proves the rule as they all played on local community sports teams and homeschooled more due to geographical location (living out in the middle of no where…

Same!

In my home town it’s this giant wall of medusa roots in the downtown park. This thing is everywhere: prom pictures, wedding pictures, “I went to Shakespeare in the park and got drunk on cheap wine while swatting mosquitos”, etc. I kinda love that it’s an organic visual marker rather than a man-made installation.

Here to plug 12 Monkeys. I found the first season to be better than both Killjoys and Dark Matter (enjoyable and fun but not as mentally or visually interesting) and I think it would benefit a little more from a binge watching standpoint, mostly because it discovers it’s own time travel rules as the series progresses.…

I think it could be retro-splained as a result of her previous job, the one she had in the pilot, working for the company where she discovered the money laundering. When she went to visit her boss and was framed, he had a decent apartment so it’s possible that she was receiving a decent livable wage as a single person…

One of my favorite family events EVER was a Christmas where my dad very nonchalantly made that point to his younger brother in the middle of a living room conversation. The following summer we were all at the beach and he drove home the reality that just because my sister and I (college aged and home from working at a…

No More Dead Dogs is probably my favorite of his books and it’s one of those trends that once you think about it, you can’t unsee it.