No one calls it here Reagan National airport except for out-of-towners and Congress made that name change decades ago. Its still called Washington National, National or DCA by locals

I feel like part of the reason the 2nd season of Pokerface wasn't as strong was that it couldn't let go of the silly "she's being chased by the mob" conceit. Just make her someone who doesn't like to stay in one spot for long

I would also avoid casinos just in case

what do you mean by "expecting a mob movie and got a gangster picture"?

di9dn't romulus just look at some birds? Then voila rome is here

its NY LCN families involved. I think only seattle had a LCN family in the PNW and I think it was just one family of literal blood relatives that owned a strip club

Ah nice to see the FBI is back in the anti italian discrimination business.

Soft tacos at taco Laredo at Springfield Mall in northern Virginia

I remember dating one of his good admiral friends' daughters, man just a never-ending spout of negativity. I drove him from my ex-gf's dads house in Loudon County all the way to his hotel on O St. Whole time whining about this and that and complaining about working on a Barbara Streisand record

I completely forgot about that. Was it Elijah Wood who was in it?

this is basically my ideal car www.autotrader.com/car-news/201...

that part was scary. the scene after the baseball game in the secret tree would always almost make me cry as a kid and the emotional release when he flies out was exhilarating. a lot of emotions to experience as a kid with that movie. i still want a boo box!

that christopher hitchens book is pretty good on this stuff

maybe the avg brit still felt that way but those letters to FDR from Churchill are pretty clear who was in the position of power..

for a second there I thought you were talking about the first episode of shogun

I bet its like that show below deck. You can either sneak into one of the bedrooms if its unused or hook up in the bilge

the anti-Catholic background to both guy fawkes & popes day coupled with the fact that Halloween became a North American tradition primarily due to Irish Catholics maintaining a half-forgotten pagan tradition is the kind of stuff that makes history so bizarre and interesting

Its kind of how I feel about the annual "what are the historical origins to Halloween?" discussions that somehow always focus on Samhain festivities from ancient Britain/Ireland while leaving out any discussion of Popes Day where the ritual of trick or treating in North America originated.