There’s definitely queer linemen, the question would be “are there queer linemen spouses defining themselves by their spouse’s job?”

I spent a few months in manager training at a Trader Joe’s by a military housing area and my favorite type of milwife is the ones that insist they have their husband’s rank and need to be addressed as like Lieutenant.  At first you think “Well she’s in the Navy,” but oh buddy that lasts a second at most because they…

No one wants these toys, they want them to have appreciated in value for eBay reasons.

The Rite-Aid by me still has one of those old Thrifty ice cream counters, but the ice cream in it looks like it was exhumed from a sarcophagus, because they have two non-pharmacy employees at any time and they are both handling large lines of complaining elderly people.

That’s been addressed a bunch of times in a bunch of other threads already.

Presumably the show will feature two things: A story framing in which we see Agatha as Agnes wandering happily around Westview still, and a scene in which Agatha is freed from Wanda’s control either voluntarily or when she poofs at the end of MoM, and when that does happen we’ll see Agatha cured and standing around in…

1o years and I STILL can’t get an inflatable triceratops costume to wear to go get in fights with all the T-Rexes.  It’s not fair I tells ya.

Fame at this midrange level is really easily poisoned and lost from even the smallest personal scandal, parasocial relationship shit goes hard.

We’ve already had Captain Marvel and Ikaris just tooling around without even the aid of tiny ankle wings, so the standard Superman flight package is an assumed thing.  Just assume he’s doing that, and the wings are basically just a little visual signifier.  Like the baseball card he stuck in his bike spokes.

I mean you can still say that necklace looks pretty damn good for being at least 40,000 years old, and that only if it was built in like the last century of the Infinite Empire.

I wanna say it was specifically something that bugged me about Third Strike?  Admittedly it’s been a while.

I have also written a cookbook because of internet presence, and I can tell you EXACTLY whose idea it was: a publishing company’s.

It’ll work fine.  The base they care about will see “My good local governor sued the bad man in the White House” and not really give a fuck about the rest.

Prince Harry is worth like 60 million dollars.  He might have made it out a little better than most traumatized podcasters.

Eh, none of them are Chrono.

They seem to have the same contract that New Line did in terms of available materials (The indices are fine, the Silmarillion is iffy) which means that Alatar and Pallando are still in that “Gandalf has to say he forgot their names” zone. It’s not like they published the contract or anything, but they mentioned…

Yep, explaining why “Flame of Udûn” is what Gandalf calls the Moria Balrog.

Yeah, but they don’t have the rights to two of them, Radagast wouldn’t be an especially interesting payoff, and in this era, having it be Saruman would be about as exciting as if it were Gandalf, he took a while to fall to corruption.

Why are people trying to spin Cheadle getting a starring role in a film as bad? You want to know why this became a movie? It seems pretty obvious. You notice that She-Hulk has had like one and a half fight scenes so far? It’s because they’re crazy expensive to make on a show budget. Now just imagine the show is not…

I have this problem where I love fighting games but don’t like them at the competitive level, in part because I don’t like memorizing frame data and plus on block stuff, etc. but also in part because high-level play in a lot of games looks extremely boring from an outside perspective. Like just 70 seconds of footsies…