Pertinacious Metanoia

“Again looking at the timeline, events in the 2070’s that might (but might not) factor into the film … “

I am aware of this mode.

What a horrific photograph, but undoubtedly what happens. I’m so glad I put a lot of thought into it before adopting Charlie, who is a VERY good cat.

The Comics Curmudgeon examines ‘For Better or For Worse.’ Jesus, April’s a teenager now?

Boing Boing points out that this is extremely similar to what we saw in ‘Blade Runner’ over 20 years ago.

Chuck Lorre manages to sneak in a complaint against the network on his vanity cards at the end of “Two and a Half Men.”

“As with his other stories about the CTA, J provides a stunning picture of CTA indifference to rider concerns.”

“The truth is that most of the important movements for social change in America have been fueled by religion—progressive religion. The stark moral challenges of our time have once again begun to awaken this prophetic tradition.”

Nevertheless, he’s a Machead? Cool!

“Several noted that there was something appropriately Pythonesque about the incident.”

“You waive any right to privacy. You waive any right to inspect or approve uses of the Content or to be compensated for any such uses.”

“Saddam Hussein was, indeed captured exactly the way the Pentagon said he was; all of those trees in the photos whose fruit and foliage were from another season were blossoming because the Coalition Forces had set them free.”

“Choose an aspect of popular culture that you find offensive. This can be anything from Janet Jackson’s breast to ‘Desperate Housewives’ to low-cut jeans. Label it un-American, and claim it is a symptom of the downfall of society.”

“The new law will allow authorities to detain Britons as well as foreigners indefinitely and without charge if it suspects them of terrorism. The old law applied only to foreigners.”

“This ‘democratization’ of the media is a welcome development in this era of media consolidation and a corresponding lack of diversity of views in traditional media outlets.”

“It was about — and here’s another little touch of irony — taking iconographic Americans out of the picture as sort of a cultural destabilization plot.”

“Lavinia sits on the bench outside the local Starbs and swallows her antifutureshock meds with a soy chai latte. After a few minutes, she feels able to switch her shades from obstacle-imaging to full vision. “