Monday after Thanksgiving used to be the best day to go as an adult, as all the kids are back in school then. Nowadays, though, it means the Christmas decoration overlay in place, so it’s not a “pure” Disneyland/Disney World experience, if you care. (I really don’t think much of the holiday theming they do, although I…

No, the animals are all on the ride and Zippity-Do-Da plays as you ride on it. It’s pretty weird, honestly. You have characters and music that Disney doesn’t make available for purchase or viewing in the United States as a key component of one of the rides.

https://disneyland.disney.go.com/attractions/disneyland/splash…

Here’s the post you were responding to, in its entirety:

That is ... odd. But OK, carry on, Terrifics.

The conversation was literally about how sex is handled in American television and movies.

But yes, there’s still lots of sexism in other aspects of culture around the world.

Except they do it the other way around in the Old World. It’s a lot harder, as a European kid, to see a movie with violence (Indiana Jones was the equivalent of an R there) than it is with sex, which is treated -- believe it or not -- as a healthy and normal part of human existence.

I’m glad this book is a big success, but Phantom Girl needs to get back to the 31st Century already. DC’s been fucking around too long; it’s time to bring back the Legion.

You offer your organization’s point of view with facts and arguments.

“We disagree with the senator’s characterization; we think there’s a pressing national security need to do X. We appreciate that it looks bad — it looks bad to us, too — but that’s a reflection of the seriousness of the crisis we’re now facing.”

Asking for no particular reason: Is she hiring?

Twenty years ago, residents of the DC metro area basically chased the Walt Disney Corporation off, when they had an incredibly ill-advised idea to put a history-themed theme park (wrap your head around what that would entail) adjacent to historic sites.

The public’s only gotten more assertive with telling powerful…

You have to admire his ideas are largely half-assed and he takes all criticism or questioning of said ideas with the thoughtful maturity of a toddler with low blood sugar.

I have UAG cases for both my iPhone and iPad. I use the former constantly, taking pictures for work in sometimes hazardous environments, and the latter has to survive a kindergartener with butter fingers.

Highly recommended even if, yeah, it has a definite whiff of “tacticool” about it.

I have UAG cases for both my iPhone and iPad. I use the former constantly, taking pictures for work in sometimes…

Now make it work with iOS devices, Apple.

Now make it work with iOS devices, Apple.

This checks out, given how long they’ve been hacking diners’ colons.

I assume you live in White City, USA. Chipotle in California, for instance, has a handful of folks who, honestly, seem kind of lost.

You can get better, faster and cheaper Mexican food more or less everywhere in the most populous state in the nation.

This makes sense: The only people who eat at Carl’s Jr. are giant stoners.

I think it was one of those missteps you don’t typically associate with Star Wars: “OK, sure, a lot of this is just padding or table-setting, but ho ho, three movies from now, this stuff will ALL pay off!”

All the hinting about Kira and the last minute villain reveal screams that they have stuck a lot of the good stuff…

That wasn’t really their goal.

Because kids love them both and the games unleash their creativity in each sphere.

But Roblox, while it looks like a bucket full of ass, actually makes it easier for non-techies to connect easily and has fewer hoops to jump through for monetization. (I gather the Minecraft fiddliness on the financial end is due to them…

The barrier to entry is night and day, though. No one has to look up how to connect their kid to Roblox, whereas looking up explainers for how to link up online with other Minecraft players was a rite of passage for many parents a few years ago.

Making Roblox a seamless MMO experience was what I was referring to,…