barkingspiders

thank you for the suggestion!

Just saw it yesterday and liked it more than I didn't. I think the actor playing Lex really dropped the ball, just never felt like a real character. His speech near the end felt really forced. Lex strikes me as a tough character to portray on the screen but others have done it better.

Nathan Fillion and the dog really stole the show, great to see the justice gang, great to see the handful of other character cameos. Superman's little speech at the end really hit great for me. I think they did a great job staying true to his character. Certainly worth a watch.

It's a term I've used. All 320 million of us Americans have to get along on some terms. We're a big country with a lot of subcultures and variance in needs, experience and standards of living. Defeating fascism will take a majority of those 320 million people agreeing on a complex set of values that aren't fascistic.

We need to be focusing more on finding allies that share anti-fascist beliefs than subdividing into smaller and less powerful factions. The crime of American politics is that we can't more closely align our beliefs with our representation. We are vastly under-represented for our size and technological prowess.

Look for allies, not enemies. It's always easy to find enemies, it's what the Republican messaging system excels at. Find the people who agree that fascism is wrong and grow a big enough tent to defeat it.

I'm so glad I made the leap, we ate it with cheesy broccoli soup and it was to die for, I'm definitely doing this again

Ask and you shall receive! 😋

It's not a fancy big crumb but the recipe author insists it's worth the tradeoffs and so far I agree, I do wish it was more sour but it sounds like that will require higher hydration and more maintenance

Absolutely, I used this one,

The author says the lower hydration means some minor differences like smaller crumb but in exchange it's a very flexible and low maintenance recipe

https://ultimatefoodgeek.com/2024/03/28/simple-sourdough-for-lazy-people/

this uh, this was real wasn't it...jesus christ on a stick

I love this movie so much, it's aged a bit here and there but many of the jokes still land. There are iconic scenes like him playing with the inflatable earth that stick in your head for years. And the speech....it makes me cry everytime. If only our goodness shown through brighter, what a wonderful place this could be. I seem to catch a glimpse of it every time I watch.

Great post, highly encourage all of you to go watch the whole thing sometime!

I get your point but I think they were making a /s kinda comment

She wants Elon money

Vape people, smoke is bad fer u

Broken clocks and all