So literally changing their name from an anti-Native American slur to a wounded knee?

As much as I hate Dan Snyder — which is lots, by the way, since I knew the little limp dick long before he ever dreamed of screwing up the Washington football team — the destruction of RGIII was a Shanahan Family Production.

I’ve been playing fantasy for the last three years (I’m in a league with some ladies from my facebook mom’s group). I have refused to draft any Washington player onto my fantasy team in a tiny protest against the racist name. Not that I’ve suffered too much for lack of their players.

They’re one of the few NFL teams with a legitimately good color scheme, so I doubt they change that.

Washington Swamp Dwellers.

You may have noted that this is a very poorly run franchise...

They should honor the team’s proud tradition of success by renaming them the “Washington Losers”.

“The great irony, Judge Jeanine, is that the organizers of Black Lives Matter who pledge allegiance to the destruction of America have a lot more in common with the Confederate generals that they hate than they would like to admit, because it was in fact the Confederacy that initially wanted to kick out federal…

It’s, simply put, not assassins creed anymore. It would be best if they finally accept that. Because at least a fair number of original fans, like myself, are just done now. 

But of course the real blame is on the wives, who just couldn’t resist those northern hunks, instead of the husbands who just took them for granted.

But how will they account for the protagonist being slightly cleaner than the Anglo-Saxons?

One thing Hunt (the movie) did well was to have Jones training a young seaman on the sonar, creating a natural channel for dumping some technical exposition on the audience.

I’m not surprised he said it aloud, and I don’t think his base will resent him for it. Much of his base want to and absolutely do believe that he is in fact smarter than they are. It’s how they’re so willing to put so much blind faith in a narcissistic grifter.

I really, really, really just wish the sequels tried to tackle attempted usurpation from within The New Republic. I had such a difficult time with the line of thinking that they lost power so God damned quickly and are suddenly the under dogs again. I mean, that was a problem from the very start of Episode VII.

Home Alone was released when I was a single twentysomething, so it wasn’t the type of movie I was interested in seeing at the time. Decades later, I finally watched it with my wife and daughter and was most disturbed by the emotional abuse hurled at Kevin by the freeloading uncle. It seemed genuinely darker than any…

Getting help from an adult was certainly a come down from the power fantasy that is this film. And that’s the point. It was the lesson to be learned. Gotta re-establish the status quo before we have kids thinking they can do things on their own.

I was recently watching All Dogs Go to Heaven and found out this trenchcoat gag actually has a name:

It’s not like no one recognized the slapstick as Looney Tunes/Three Stooges redux at the time, but that there were laugh buttons being made out of Harry getting scarred by the doorknob and ESPECIALLY the marks the bricks left on Marv in the second movie was really pushing things into “The Itchy and Scratchy Show”…

Yes on Barrymore, and she ended up having an even tougher adolescence than Culkin did too. I was about her age but by the end of the ‘80s her personal problems were common knowledge even to kids, which made it all the sweeter when she came out on the other side in the mid-to-late ‘90s. Thomas definitely had an…

O’Hara does incredible work holding this together but Candy is the real hero here, warmth and decency from a stranger to another stranger. There’s your Christmas movie.