@twipony@bobservo Its villain's arch is all about how this lunatic rises in power within a fascist state not in spite of, but directly because of his cruelty and unpredictability. Nothing political there.
Living in Oregon was great, but it is nice now being in a place with more than one culture. Reminded of this today as my supervisor wished me "L'shanah Tovah." Once in Oregon, a coworker thought kosher for Passover meant "unsalted."
Toddler asks for PB&J. I make him one. He's screaming & sobbing because I did it wrong. He wanted 2 different kinds of bread. The depravity you see below finally appeased him. Those are blueberry bagels in the bottom.
We move from breaking news to quips so quickly that I tend to hear about events from the quips first. Yesterday I learned the queen died because someone put up the poster to 1991's KING RALPH, starring John Goodman.
@jbouie Both great but for different reasons. Scorsese adds a snappy brutality to everything, like the elevator scene happening w/out warning.
But IA has the better ending. I almost always prefer forcing characters to live w/ their decisions over closing all the loops w/ death.
@will_thad @MoiraDonegan I'm kind of baffled how many of these answers are wildly overthinking this. Opponents of abortion consider it murder. Opponents of marriage equality just kind of vaguely grossed out. It's much easier for the latter to concede that at least it doesn't hurt anybody.
@MNateShyamalan This gets only more unhinged in minor leagues. Saw a baseball game where 3 innings in they reminded everyone that the player who hits the wall adjacent to the rotting pig carcass in the woods behind the field wins a prize.