Oh yeah? Then what about M.A.N.T.I.S., smart guy?

In a pinch, I'd accept S. Epatha Merkerson, but she seems too nice.

In the moment, he knew she was bluffing, but also really doesn't want to make an enemy of her, because he knows she can make his job a shit ton harder than it already is.

God bless this article for being so positive towards Larry Hama's GIJoe run. That book did its god-damndest to transcend "toy book" and sometimes actually succeeded.

I may have said it here before, but IMO one of the biggest failures of that era was never giving Lita a run with the Hardcore or Cruiserweight belt. She absolutely could have convincingly carried either one.

Piggy James and "Molly Holly has a big butt".

The only thing wrong with this article is FUCK THAT THIS MOVIE IS A GODDAMN CLASSIC.

Feels like a young Clancy Brown (circa Buckaroo Banzai) to me.

The weird anachronism that threw me?

"It's the "The Impression That I Get" of movies - everything it tries to do it does absolutely perfectly in a way nobody has before or since"

i cannot even imagine what that particular corner of the internet is like, and I'm generally kind of favorable towards Reddit, as long as you stay towards niche subreddits that have hard and fast "no politics, keep it on topic" rules.

For a while there he was doing direct-to-video Christian kids films.

Paul Ryan straight up said "you should vote for Trump because he's on your team" except with the most dipshit metaphor of all - asking fans of Texas A&M if they wouldn't root for Texas in the national championship, because hey, don't you want the championship to be in Texas?

Who appointed Sotomayor and Kagan again?

>Unfortunately, I don't know of anyone who can make the credible argument that our country is in a better place today than we were 8 years ago

Dude it's a DC20 Pick Locks check!

Wow, I was thinking "Turn Back Time" was her last BIG single before "Believe".

Well, you go tell 4chan that.

Those were mostly Yankees, as far as the business end was concerned.

Last artist I can think of to take a huge gap off and come back strong is… actually, it's probably Missy Elliott now, but before that Cher.