Recent content by Shadowy Man

It would seem that Benny Gantz should read this thread. Because then he would understand that the current plan is the best possible plan.

Like Menendez, it’s the “Borat defense”: “…my wife…”

I enjoyed this one too. Definitely would recommend.

that’s Pulp Fiction. Tarantino’s “breakout hit”. I thought Inglourious Basterds was a really good one of his too. Both of these are Better than The Kill Bill movies in my opinion.

Yes. I didn’t prompt it like you did.

Here’s the second word every time: “The first thing you need is to get your head back in order to be ready to fight the war on the ground and the first time you’re going down to fight it is the next day and you will have a fight against the first thing in your mind to get your mind back to you...

Speaking of texts. I found that if you just choose the words that the phone is suggesting you can get some weird sentences. Here I’ll just pick the first word the phone suggests every time: “I will send you a text and I will send you the link to the text that I sent you and you can read it...

How many brain cells would it need to realize one should crop out the mountains?

yes. Constellation drags a bit especially once it is obvious to the viewer what is happening. But I will say that the scenes in the ISS are some of the best space scenes I’ve seen in any tv show or movie. If you’ve seen a bit of real ISS footage you’ll appreciate what a good job they did.

I just started Dark Matter on Apple TV. I'm only a couple of episodes in so far and it's interesting. These parallel universe shows seem to be big these days (also recently watched Constellation and The Devil's Hour) so I'm being cautious that yet another variation will present anything...

House is very formulaic in that sense. The medical stuff basically stays like that through the whole series. What could keep one coming back is the character study of House, not the medical stuff. He remains the "anti-hero" as you describe, so if that's not appealing now then you'll probably...

More often than not, men can simply walk away from any pregnancy they help create with very little if any legal repercussions. I think that once men accept the legal responsibilities to their actions then they may have a leg to stand on for more parental rights. Rights without responsibilities...

Hopefully all those bags are compostable.

If men want the law to support them in this fashion, then I believe the law should also hold them responsible in all pregnancy situations. They might want to be careful opening up this Pandora's box, though I'm sure they'll feel safe with current patriarchal legal thought.

Yes. I would believe so. You may be obsessed with the “squad” but I don’t most other people are. I’d bet that more people know what happened in a Presidential candidate debate than a single quote from a one of over a few hundred representatives. I imagine it’s a very small community that knows...