It’s a very small town. I lived there for years, 1500 people and maybe 3 stop signs. There are 3 pie places. Julian Cafe is the best and I will fight you, Mom’s supporters. Julian Pie Company is fine. Cinnamon ice cream makes up for just okay pie.

I’m very near Julian. Some stuff fell off shelves and I spilled my coffee, but otherwise not too bad. We had a smaller one last night too.

Lol those extra ai fingers in the thumbnail

I hope he doesn’t live long enough to regret it.

Batman: Mask of the Phantasm and Batman Forever. We’re doing all of them. Not looking forward to Batman & Robin up next, lol

+5 comedy points, I chuckled.

I met Maurice LeMarche at comic con way back in maybe 2002 or so at the Futurama panel and got him to record the Brain’s “Yes!” And also “Oh, what luck! I’ve got a French fry caught in my beard!” as Orson Welles from the Critic onto my Palm Pilot, lol. Used them as ringtones for years. Very nice guy.

Isn’t the “Rainbow Six Universe” just, like, the regular world? I haven’t played an R6 game in more than a decade, but I remember the draw being realism.

Alaska’s a long way from where penguins come from, isn’t it?

All art is political.

My state capitol is like a 9 hour drive away.

Lol I read this with a comma after the word “yes”, and as a man myself and knowing lots of men, this is usually still true

And also talking loudly about stealing your shit.

Two things can be true

This is genuinely upsetting. Bravo.

You never know, you could turn out to be the most important person in the universe. Happened to me once, you know. Wouldn’t recommend it.

No Maggie, not Aztec, Olmec. Ol-mec.

You may enjoy Sawbones: A Marital Tour of Misguided Medicine. They do a lot of history stuff but as time has gone on it has more and more been about current events, exploring the history and science behind these grifts. Not exactly what you’re asking for, but Dr. Sydnee is one of my leftist role models and I think they do great work to identify and explain these things to laypeople.

Southern California English. I never realized how often I used “dude”, “man”, and “like” until I spent a few years in the Midwest. Also “rad”.