I never want to be like my coworker who specifically only reads nonfiction and groans at people talking about fiction. I think there's an aspect of humanity you're missing out on without it

Kids aren't taught enough about the origins of nativism or that Jefferson argued that all people are protected under the Constitution no matter their immigration status.

"Parasite was an awful movie. What would be better is another Rush Hour sequel"

All arguments about "the kind slave owner" are nonsense to me. You're still taking a person's autonomy away and to talk about how slavery is bad and will end in time is the same bullshit excuse elites make with contemporary issues

FWIW: I don't think Erik Larson is very good

But I LOVED 1453 BY Roger Crowley

On Cinema at the Cinema gives them a run for their money

A few:

Sisu
Drive Me Crazy
The Substance
Wild Things
The Legend of Billie Jean
Three Outlaw Samurai
Serial Mom

The analytical me says The Substance for the great practical effects and the heartbreaking performance by Demi

But the fun me say Sisu cause I like seeing Nazis get obliterated

💯 Like how many times have we already heard about Trump defying court orders??

Is that a kid in a Halloween costume with him? Who is that

💯

Die hard Packer fan here. These uniforms are goofy AF.

My only guess is he doesn't want to play 6 more minutes with one timeout?

You'd think after the 2024 results they would've learned this lesson. Local democratic meetings in MD are full of people twice my age and barely anyone younger. 🤷‍♂️

This is probably the way he would want it