End of this trailer I wept like a little girl. I have never felt so much joy and excitement for a movie in my life.
Enjoy! (and full-screen that video ferchrissakes!)
Thursday, April 16, 2015
Wednesday, April 15, 2015
Marco Rubio ...or Is He?
Here's a picture of Marco Rubio, Florida Senator who is aiming for the Republican nomination in the race to the White House.
Here's a picture of Michael Weatherly, known for his work as Dinozzo on NCIS.
Here's a picture of Timothy Olyphant, known for his work on Hitman, Live Free or Die Hard, and Justified.
So how can a guy look so much like two well-versed, attractive, and just downright cool actors - and still be such a douche?
ALSO:
Christ, Rubio, what is that? You're dotting the "i" with our nation? What sort of self-aggrandizement symbolism are we supposed to pull from that?
And what the hell did you do to Alaska and Hawaii!?
Here's a picture of Michael Weatherly, known for his work as Dinozzo on NCIS.
Here's a picture of Timothy Olyphant, known for his work on Hitman, Live Free or Die Hard, and Justified.
So how can a guy look so much like two well-versed, attractive, and just downright cool actors - and still be such a douche?
ALSO:
Christ, Rubio, what is that? You're dotting the "i" with our nation? What sort of self-aggrandizement symbolism are we supposed to pull from that?
And what the hell did you do to Alaska and Hawaii!?
Labels:
2016 Election,
Marco Rubio,
Republican
Tuesday, April 14, 2015
ABC World News Tonight: The iPhone Struggle is Real
I've just had ABC World News Tonight on in the background as I prep dinner.
David Muir was passing on the news that Obama was removing Cuba from the list of supporters of terrorism and added this bit:
And some of the reporting during our time there has shown us that there are children who have never even seen an iPhone
I'm sorry, what?
As of two years ago, Cuba was still exhibiting symptoms of the crushing of rights in the forms of exile and political prisoners. When the fuck did kids getting to play with an Apple device become the measure of ...anything?
Is this a sign of our own entitlement society? A complete and utter lack of understanding of what really is "poor" or "disadvantaged?" Maybe ABC should do a focus piece on sub-Saharan Africa and the poverty and blight and starvation that happens there every day and has for ...ever?
Mind blown.
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