I hope he has literally no offensive capabilities and so the other player(s) feel terrible for beating on him. Or he comes with a little non-controllable Hogarth, and if he gets murdered then Iron Giant goes fucking mental and obliterates everything onscreen - or gets the option to detonate offscreen with his parting…

Look, I’ve hesitated to bring this up in the past, but you are very bad poster, and also not a very good reader. Pick one response you want to make and move on.

When you’ve had to install anti-sucide measures at your workplace, your position in the Worker Suicide Rankings isn’t really the part you want to focus on.

Trump got elected once and nearly elected twice on a platform that largely consisted of shitting all over America and Americans.

Farm work is a bit of a special case because farm labor in the US has *always* been performed by an underclass that essentially has no power to push for better wages and treatment.
First we had chattel slavery, where laborers were literally owned by their bosses.
Then we had sharecropping, where laborers were kept in…

The idea that Americans are lazy and soft, and America is going downhill because of it, has been a talking point on the political right for decades. Often there’s a subtext that it’s “other” Americans who are the problem, not the target audience of whoever’s doing the talking. “You guys are the good guys, it’s just…

Thing is.. this sort of work ethic exists in America. I’ve seen it. Many times. But there has to be a reason other than “the CEO wants to make more money”

*legacyeconded

The thing for me is, I didn’t even know about Jon Voight’s politics until this article. I looked at his twitter, and is it bad for me to say at least Voight seems more akin to a Trump-voting relative? He seems more like a brainwashed member of the cult than an out-and-out monster.

I think they just call it “football.” 

I re-watched Tron: Legacy a few days ago and I continue to love that movie.

It was in one of those old cigar boxes you see in movies where people keep their most cherished items. In this case dogtags, cute pic of mom and dad, a couple of medals and the mustache. Only he knows when it’s time to take it out and put it on his face.

Sequel. We can just call it a sequel, guys. I mean, I know Hollywood likes to mess around with prequels and reboots and reimaginings and the like, but what you’re describing is clearly just a belated sequel. We don’t need to give Hollywood any more bullshit meaningless jargon to try and glam up what’s basically just…

Serious but not very important question that I’m too lazy to look up: did the first movie establish that Goose had a kid?

I have a theory that Whiplash would be an impossible movie to watch because of how brutal it is to the main character. But then they cast Miles Teller and you think “J K Simmons is going easy on this kid”. 

Maverick would have been long retired, and even Goose’s son would be at least approaching retirement, certainly not just starting out at flight school. It’s best not to think too much about it, I’m really looking forward to seeing it.

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That’s why I always endorse the use propane and propane accessories. You want to taste the meat, not the heat.

It makes it sound like NBC not only canceled the show but disowned it as a moral abomination. Which...

Capitalism stops for no kaiju!!