Friendship with Tim Robinson is the best modern satire on this topic because it actually makes the people who don't get it deeply uncomfortable instead.
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Anything in the WAMC listening area is New England. I'll accept no other opinions.
Eddie Izzard had that bit about people accusing them of wearing women's clothes, and Eddie would explain, "They're not women's clothes; they're my clothes! I bought them."
Anna and the Apocalypse has become one of my family's traditions. Coming-of-age teen comedy set in the days before Christmas break, but also a zombie horror movie, and also a musical.
Kind of low-budget and some of the cast is shaky, but it's incredibly ambitious and very fun.
I just watched Anna and the Apocalypse last night. Christmas/zombie/musical. Very fun little film.
I mean, the guy who perfected drone strikes on American citizens was never going to suggest that.
There was a game a few years ago called ScreenCheat. Four-player splitscreen shooter, and everyone is invisible. So you find your target by looking at their screen to figure out where they are in the level.
Schenectady is "the place beyond the pines" because there was a big old pine barren between it and the next settlement over.
I think the "blowing up Venezuelan fishermen" part is what the Nobel Committee worries about more than what names the US uses.
The big jumps in spending on that graph started in 2012. Occupy Wallstreet protests were in the autumn of 2011.
Mamdani won the mayoral election. Kathy Hochul is the governor.
Many, many more than you'd think. Plenty of denominations have no problem with queer people. Even the Catholic church has walked back a lot of their anti-queer messaging in the last decade.