Billy Jack is not a perfect film. It has several tiny imperfections, but this poster is a work of art.

The real failure to look in the mirror is academics falling back on comfortable “we’re partly responsible because we enforced left wing orthodoxy“ thinking rather than the less comfortable truth that Trump/MAGA are bad faith actors who will only be satisfied with resegregated MAGA academies

Looks like the prosecutors couldn’t make it stand up in court

If you’re in Virginia, for the sake of everything that matters to the rest of the civilized world, please get out today and vote yes on the constitutional amendment

Yesterday while I cooked dinner, my son said, “One day Dad I’ll help with bills and groceries.”
I almost cried.
He’s 32….. ffs now get the fuck out of my house you ponce

i think the gamecube has the best logo of any console. just look at it. it's a cube that's a G and the negative space in the G is a C

Did the onion get his shirts too???

Manages to get through a call for focusing on teaching and civic purpose without even glancing toward contingency and adjunctification of faculty as perhaps a factor in the problem. A call to change without examining the structures that control higher ed is performative B.S. at this point.

It would sting a lot less if OKC weren't who they are (because how do you compete with that, and also because if OKC were anything less then Denver would have two championships now).

Nuggets went 3-11 this season when getting out-scored by 14 or more in a quarter as they did in the second quarter of Game 2

But they were also 21-4 when out-scoring their opponent by 14 or more in a quarter as they did in the first quarter of Game 1.

Something's gotta give.

If I have to watch one more play where Jokic passes to an open Nugget who then rims out a 3-point shot...

This story is excellent and I've thought about it a lot since I first read it, but beyond the wild vileness of the Dolanworld types the thing that has stuck with me is Dolan demanding not to see K-9 units due to his "disdain for dogs." It's not that he doesn't like them. He doesn't respect them.

CHRISTIAN BRAUN AND CAM JOHNSON, I NEVER DOUBTED FOR A SECOND

Oldman is great, but my lingering memory from that film is Firth, immediately post-interrogation, unable to make himself stop crying even as he reassures Oldman that it's a purely mechanical reaction to whatever was just done to him.

Though of course that leads right into "THEN WHAT ARE YOU, BILL?"

[banging clipboard] HAWKS HAWKS HAWKS

APPENDIX 497 Hierodules but sometimes crewed by human beings. (Two of the most enigmatic figures in the manuscripts, Jonas and Hethor, seem once to have been such crewmen.) But here the translater is forced against one of the most maddening of all his difficulties—Severian's failure to distinguish clearly between space-going and ocean-going craft.

That's a nice motorcycle. From I Think You Should Leave

Nostradamus wrote, "Of Tims, the apple it descendeth, and the onion it riseth."

I'm having a hard time understanding the outrage over the luxury second home tax in New York. The socialist paradise of South Carolina triples your property tax if it is not your primary residence and the hoops they make you jump through to prove it's your primary residence are not small.

Such an attribution would betray the characters of both Fiona (who is supposed to be in on schemes and not the scolding wife Shrek must hide his mistakes from) and Shrek (who would never tear a friend and ally asunder with his erect green penis in an attempt to achieve temporary sexual relief).

Like most libertarians, he ends up building in enormous exceptions in his thinking for the people he personally likes.

A person on the TV says, "This is effectively the end of the American experiment." A cat wearing a thong and an angry expression thinks to himself, "Fuck."

Alex Jones watchers right now:

Coachella is removing these videos, so they might be about to learn about the Strokesand Effect.

They did it, Joe.

the apple computer—which is not edible—

Pulido, a fifty-two-year-old Latin Grammy winner who’s appeared intermittently on Billboard charts since the mid-nineties, is running for Congress against the incumbent Republican Monica De La Cruz, who, in 2022, flipped Texas’s Fifteenth Congressional District, which had been held by Democrats for more than a century. After Pulido secured the Democratic nomination, in early March, De La Cruz posted a video saying that the election “isn’t about who you want performing at your niece’s quinceañera. It’s about who you trust with your family’s future.” Abel Prado, Pulido’s campaign manager, remembers thinking, Did she really say that? Which gringo consultant wrote that? Within days, Pulido announced online that he would stop by quinceañeras in his district and perform for his potential constituents; as of early April, the campaign had received more than three thousand invitations.

this rules

Why go through a rigorous review process when you can just give them to a bunch of podcasters and see what happens?

One does not simply eat *one* croissant.

And after returning, he finished his novel. So what's your excuse?

"I say, what's all this then?!"

Donkey: "Okay, Shrek, here's what we'll do. We'll tell Gingerbread Man we ate the pie."