Benjamin Recchie

Aaaaaah I knew that building looked familiar.

I wrote this!

Maybe a national popular vote for president?

I love that at least 4 of us have said this independently, me included.

Don't threaten me with a good time, Mike.

As a Catholic, I am deeply offended by this. Everyone knows it's Saint Anthony you plead with to find your shoes.

Hey, why is this guy dressed like me, a definitely youthful and cool individual?

Flying at 111 knots suggests a propeller aircraft, and the perfectly straight track suggests autopilot. Maybe a Predator drone configured for homeland security?

Check and mate, transphobes.

RPG participant: "Hey Steven, do I have enough skill points to cast this spell?"

You: *points at hat*

So, cheap in both senses of the word, then.

Still, sticker shock bites. Sorry to hear it.

Americans have a secret weapon against Trump A new strategy to stop business elites from bending the knee.

Boycotts aren't going to solve everything, but they can get corporations to reconsider allying themselves with the political right.

And I assume that wasn't tripled from some comically low number to start with, like $12/month?

Tiramisu

Uh, you're gonna need a whole bunch of citations to back that assertion up.

Eyewall-to-eyewall coverage, you mean.

Even the whitest of white people do.

Source: me, a white man who has several "aunts" and "uncles" who aren't my parents' siblings or even related by blood or marriage.

This isn't even a "different cultures" issue. I have numerous "aunts" and "uncles" who weren't my parents' siblings or even actual relatives, and I'm a white guy born and raised in Ohio. This is being deliberately obtuse.

Whatever works in restoring Dems to power, I'll get behind. *Then* we can have the factional battles.

As a liberal Democrat, I am a lot less interested in which faction ends up holding power and the theoretical underpinnings of their philosophy as I am in anyone with a D after their name taking a position of power in the first place.

Came here for multiball joke from Futurama; am leaving satisfied.

"That's it, I'm calling for a new crusade."

I appreciate a good correction, even one that disappoints me a little.

Probably Border Patrol. Did it look like this? share.google/images/keAZP...

I blame the manufacturer.

Sweet fancy Moses!

Hypothesis: rural areas of the old Confederacy didn't get lots of new people moving into them in that time frame, and in places that did (like Texas) they disproportionately came from other Southern states. I imagine religious preferences were pretty "sticky."

Seriously, a guy who was considered ultra-conservative and pro-military in 1990 would now be seen as a dove and a squish in today's Republican Party.