For a fun listen about Flat Earthers, I highly recommend checking out the podcast Oh No, Ross and Carrie’s series about them. They joined a local flat earth group for a few months, attended an FE conference and interviewed Mark Sargent himself — and did some solid bullshit-busting along the way. (The co-hosts are…

Oh god, that’s bad.

Of course I would. For science. Why torture a fish dude when you could get your data from banging? (And that ass!)

The excellent (though not Met-level) St. Louis Art Museum is free to all — there’s just a charge to get into special exhibitions, which is fair, tbh.

That’s Barbarella, the trippiest, weirdest, most futuristic softcore porn you’ll ever watch.

Now that’s an interesting idea!

there are many downsides to living in middle-of-nowhere Missouri, but the lack of non-AGGRESSIVELY AMERICAN eating options has to be in the top three. :(

This is life-changing information (or at least it would be, if I still flew through O’Hare all the time). Thank you!

Nice! I’m already hungry for whatever y’all are serving up.

QUITE SO.

Taika!! If a man can style a pineapple romper and look good in it, he’s something special.

Great timing, ‘cause these big bastards were just filmed attacking and eating a live bird for the first time. (That is, it’s the first time they’ve been recorded doing it... I’m sure they’ve done it many times before!).

That title had me worried, man.

God, that sounds like the perfect role for him: Passionate, wild-eyed, heart-breaking...

please, to soothe my Christmas creep-battered, soul, post a picture of that good pooch

Limetown is short, self-contained and super well produced. It’s also very tense once it gets going. Worth bingeing!

twice the cancer!

Her treatment of BDSM is great and there’s some steamy sex scenes, but she really likes putting her characters through the wringer! If you like your romances on the fluffy side, or if things like cancer and someone’s kid dying make it hard for you to enjoy sexy scenes, I wouldn’t really recommend ‘em. If, however, you…

I did watch Cowboy Bebop all the way through, and it still never worked for me — for the same reasons Sean didn’t like the first two episodes. I wanted to like it, but it’s just too ennui-riddled for my tastes. And sure, there’s reasons why, say, Spike postures himself as an uncaring cool-guy... but he was never a…

What’s the line, if I may ask?