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  • Yea. And there were several lawsuits in 2020 all over the USA that alleged massive discrepancies too. They were all eventually tossed for lack of evidence.

    Oh but those were different right? You couldn’t possibly be falling for the exact same BS right wing idiots did, right? Holding on to some pathetic hope that things didn’t happen the way you saw them, and that any day a judge will make a ruling that completely invalidates the whole presidency and makes all your dreams come true. That can’t be the case, because you’re too smart to fall for that. So it absolutely must be different this time.












  • To play devil’s advocate, an issue arises when there AREN’T more verifiable sources. If someone makes an outlandish claim like “Billy Joel used to wash his ass with crisco” and cites a dubious interview, it’s hard to find a source that definitively states Billy Joel DIDN’T wash his ass with crisco. Even worse, is if there was an actual, verified instance of one time where Billy Joel washed his ass with crisco. That may have been the only time he ever did it, and it may have been done as a joke or something like that, but now we have an interview saying he did it regularly, and an example of when he did. Now it’s a lot harder to disprove.

    I feel gross defending Republican talking points, now I need to go take a shower. Maybe wash my ass with crisco.







  • Gosling seems to be becoming a go-to actor for Space/Sci-Fi movies. It’s hard to describe, but he always seems very comfortable in his roles and never feels out of place; like, he’s still an actor, but somehow seems like an actor from whatever time/world he’s acting in. Like, he’ll look at a spaceship in a movie the same way an actor in a modern film would look at a car. I don’t know, like I said it’s hard to describe. Hope his next few films are good, I would love to see him in more sci-fi stuff! (Maybe a new star trek captain in a decade or so?)


  • That show had such a strong premise, the first episode was amazing. Then it’s like they forgot what the show was actually about and made it a soap opera. I just don’t understand how writers can look at a setting with things like dinosaurs, time travel, and colony survival and go “You know what the audience would really like as a main plot point? Generic family conflict between two parents, their angsty teenage son and daughter, and the 5-year old they keep leaving unsupervised. THATS what the people want! Definitely not dinosaurs, or a sci-fi survival in a prehistoric wilderness.”

    They turned it around by the end of the season, but the damage was already done. Too many people got turned off by the cheesy dialog and the almost complete lack of dinosaurs post episode 1.