I set the druid tome aside with the missus, why, just last year sometime. Maybe the night the WiFi went out?

Disney's not throwin’ away their...chance.

In anti-establishment times, when most people want a better world and to not go bankrupt and die from for-profit healthcare, why should we not all huddle around “centrist” Dem establishment candidates (counted as conservatives in other countries) who offer nothing tangible to make lives better? It was the winning…

Different from her marital bond with Tommy Lee, which was an excrete marriage.

“wittinesses” = funnier than regular witnesses?

A woman won by 3 million votes last time.

The end is worth the extra steps to view it.

Sheila E. was the musical director for last night’s number (I think) and for the full version of the Grammys tribute to Prince later on this year (I know).

Thanos thought she was heroic.

Do you mean... purrrcocious?

And NYT reporters going to diners where Trump met with KKK leaders to plan White Pride riots and asking “What’s up with the Dem who’s rumored to be rough with staff. Bitch be crazy, right?” NYT reporter scribbles down the croaks of approval, proud to be a keep-it-real journalist presenting both sides.

The majority of people want universal healthcare. It is a mainstream issue. Trump even ran on supporting it. Getting mealy-mouthed about the wealthiest nation in history not being able to provide it will not inspire people to vote.

I’m still going to walk around with a Yoda doll peeping out from my hoodie front pouch and claim it’s an officially licensed Baby Yoda. Don’t care how often the police say I can’t be near schools.

Now THIS is a Twitter controversy I can get behind! It’d be fun watching Russian Twitterbots trying to intrude.

It’s easy to get confused because RDJ, as Chaplin, gets an honorary Oscar in the movie. Which has me wondering: if a movie has a character getting an Oscar, is that actor then banned from getting an Oscar?

Wait, I was thinking of Eastgate Cinemas in Portland. Ehm, nothing to see here...

Westgate Cinemas as in ... PORTLAND OREGON? I sigh when I drive past what that location has become now. Where I saw Star Wars was first in the Mayflower Theater in Eugene (which was ratty but the only place in town that opened it), then it moved to Cinema World.

And note when someone criticizes the doctrine, not the people. Let’s learn from Ben Affleck’s unfortunate example.

Yeah, that’s some weird shit that’s escalated the last several years. He regularly misreads the audience’s reaction (or lack of reaction) and eagerly pivots to yell at them about slights no one else can hear.

I was 8 when Star Wars hit theaters in 1977. Saw it six times (likely middle of the road in my demographic). It was simple to understand, lay many breadcrumbs to a larger narrative, the special effects were amazing and at the time there weren’t any spectacles like it. Credible laser swords are not something you know…