So far all the elections seem to be consistently swinging about 20% towards Democrats, even if the Democrat still doesn't win. I wonder what that means for next year.

Strange that this came out the same year as Weird Al's "Isle Thing" which is basically the same thing.

lol Mike looks like the little brother Mom forced the other boys to take with them.

Imagine a Presidential debate between J.D. Vance and James Talarico.

Stephen Colbert's impression sounds like he's doing it against his will.

Same to you!

I'm in a similar boat. It feels like every day you don't get to that goal is a failure. I'm trying to remind myself that it's more like a stepping stone toward the eventual result of my effort. "Trying" is a pretty heavy word in there though.

Recently started watching a Youtuber who's been a music producer for over a decade, and he's just now listening to The Beatles and being like, "Wow, these guys are pretty good."

Annette
tick, tick... BOOM!
Encanto
West Side Story

As much as I want to agree with this, The Hurt Locker technically came out in 2008 but won Best Picture in 2010 and that kind of thing makes it infinitely more complicated..

Imagine it's 1988 and this is the only promotion you've seen for the film, and your only other exposure to Tom Hanks is through Bosom Buddies.

I still think about the fact that Ricky Harrington was able to pull about 34% of the vote from him while the media was telling everyone he was running "unopposed". Ricky even won some counties. We need Ricky to run again.

This clip is pretty much all I needed to see to see through the charade she's putting on right now. She hasn't changed at all. If she had genuinely gone through any sort of eye-opening experience, or even wanted to pretend, she would've stopped herself and been like "Shit, sorry, that's the old me."

"It's the most toxic political culture."

*Proceeds to give an example of how toxic she's become in that culture.*

I enjoyed the movie as a casual fan of both the silliness of the games and ridiculous horror films but I think my favorite part of the experience was the fact that they didn't know their audience and loaded the film with previews for both R-rated horror films and kids movies.