but...nobody said he was right.  It’s all jokes down here, as it should be.

don’t tell them...this is right at the top of the list of how I know I don’t want to hang out with someone.

I wouldn’t draw too much from any one name, he might have turned down something that wasn’t big enough for him, or schedules might not have worked or whatever. But it definitely is not a good look for Marvel that _not one_ of the actors is queer, and only one secondary character so far.

I can’t believe that buttstuffs666 has not yet responded to this scathing indictment of Jezebel.

right.  Hard to know if the person giving the advice was correct or not.  

nobody has seen them, by comparison.  Those McConaughey ads were everywhere.

this is correct. Fun toy to play around with here: https://gregstoll.com/~gregstoll/baseball/stats.html#V.4.8.0.1

your ex-husband, surely?

yeah, this one’s utterly devoid of merit.  

nice! I haven’t been there in a while, I’ll have to circle back. So many great places to eat!

where?

hey, get a picture of Gwen Berry up there alongside, eh?

Someone is gonna do this to me soon, and I’m gonna nuke ‘em

That’s the worst slippery slope argument of the week so far.  “They painted the house! What if next time they paint it with blood!”  

I love that bit. Oldman knew something about addiction, having been a high-performing alcoholic for a decade or so at that point. I can’t remember if he got sober before or after this one.

YES it’s awwwwwful.  And the book is not, BTW.

This is funny because the movie contains an incredibly ridiculous gay panic plot point.  

too soon

sometimes things are a dump.  It’s not the role of government to keep our cities shiny.

She-lie Dixon was the best mayor we’ve had since O’Malley or maybe earlier, amazingly. Let that sink in for a second.