Finally got around to Dog Day Afternoon.
Pacino was great, obviously, but I was a little disappointed that Cazale didn't get to do as much.
It's a very good movie, but I wouldn't rate it as high as other 70s classics like the two Godfather films, Chinatown, etc.
The only part of ou-without-Mateer that worries me is their D line. The rest is overrated crap.
And yes, our defense is still very good. They're allowing 12 points a game even after last weekend. And give Florida some credit. That's a talented team that had its back against the wall.
I think we're going to handle ou with a defensive clinic.
Don't ask me about Vandy, Georgia, or aggy. But I think they're all better than ou-without-Mateer.
I just saw that Turning Point USA is going to have "counter-programming" during Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime performance.
What a bunch of fucking children. No, wait, that's what they do and cover up. Apparently that's very legal and very cool as long as no one speaks Spanish while they're doing it.
I've been telling my real-life friends, for almost a decade, that I don't like being the most cynical person I know. It's not by design, and it doesn't feel very good. But I don't see any other way to honestly appraise the situation.
Yeah, it's over 80 years later, different part of the world, and all of that.
What I was really getting at was how long it took Hitler to get things in place before shit really hit the fan. We're still in the early days of this rising fascist state.
I don't think we'll see a holocaust, per se. But this country will get a whole lot whiter and more Christian over the next few years. And I don't think we can rule out a world war. It's hard to even know for sure how far these ghouls are prepared to go. I mean Stephen Miller is like an SNL character for a Nazi sketch.
Yep. Hitler took power in 1933. WWII started in 1939. It took a long time to move all the pieces in place, and this is a much bigger country.
I'm surprised and disheartened at how much progress they've made in less than 9 months.
And what little resistance they're running into will run out of steam.
Dark times are coming, and soon.
I guess all the Texas National Guard members who can run more than 25 consecutive strides are being reserved for more important duties like chasing busboys and house painters who want to cross the border and support our economy.