My ex’s family had a family member that died in the Battle of the Bulge.

OH! I’ve got a good one, told this a couple of times.

That graph really shouldn’t be “Brilliant” at the top,  it should be Traumatizing.

Yeah, I’m not trying to be critical. It’s just odd. My wife and I have two kids, both have been raised on a steady diet of Disney / Star Wars / Marvel.

As much as this sounds interesting, it doesn’t.

What would really make that perfect is if new underage (or youngish, because ew) amateur detective girlfriend keeps showing up with a chicken parm sandwich because Leo never had the heart to tell her he prefers pizza.

I remember a radio interview he did prior to 9/11, where his whole bent was about his income. It was strange, like the interview was a discussion with his agent about getting gigs that paid him better.

I really need to stop reading your posts while eating my lunch.

https://www.thedailybeast.com/russia-in-dismay-and-despair-as-democrats-take-the-house?ref=topic

Trump is realizing that his presidency is mirroring Richard III, and his personal Battle at Bosworth field is coming.

I’d like to share this anecdote about Whoopi Goldberg (this is second-hand, so believe it if you wish).

I have one reservation: I don’t want Jesse to be kidnapped for the whole thing. Please give him some agency in his own life.

This is a sobering look at what we were up against in any election

I’m with you. I swore off every John Wayne movie when I was a kid for this exact reason.

The end of Fargo... I can’t think of an ending that was as effective for me.  I’m pretty sure I heard a sigh in the theater when the screen faded to black.

Voted weeks ago, love. Straight D ticket in a very red state.

This week: Greying everyone was a great plan!

Witcher 3. Gwent specifically. I’m playing Gwent in Witcher 3.

And the twist is she only found him at the end because every girl in the school helping her look only looked for boys over 5'9"

I’d love to think that they opened the door, and he shouted “VOTE YES!”