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TexasHooch

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  1. 2nd season reviews are out, and predictably amazing (100% on Rotten Tomatoes). One theme I picked up reading them though is that the show assumes you remember everything, so a re-watch is indeed advisable. At least watch a couple of high quality recaps on YouTube (I've linked a good one above.
  2. Marge's involvement notwithstanding, it's actually not a bad test balloon to see which republicans in the house are prepared to stand down on these types of insignificant Trump musings. Because there will be a lot of dipshittery.
  3. She's got the millennium right. Close enough.
  4. I posted a video from election night in which he was just fine. Old, for sure, but walking, hugging, shaking hands, and actively monitoring the room.
  5. "Because we said so" is totally going to work. I'll start calling it the Gulf of America as soon as Trump can point out the "Arabian Gulf" on a map.
  6. Trick question. Cruz isn't a Texan. You know he loves him some skyline chili.
  7. The reality is that if it was really an actual, fully formed idea, Trump would be proposing ten new states, as he'd need to get the most out of the lesser populated provenances.
  8. It would instantly become the most populous state- just a little greater than California.
  9. OK, this is a bit of a cheat because it's Sara's song, but holy shit Rufus!
  10. Here was two months ago. Seemed to be moving just fine, and appeared to be mentally present and attentive. So, aside from maybe having a stroke in the last two months, I don't see it.
  11. Hmm. I had it pegged as Jameis Winston dressed as Liberace.
  12. In my experience the networks themselves really don't give you comprehensive recaps- probably because they prefer that you re-watch. I pretty much use this guy for all of my show recaps. I imagine that his delivery can grate on some people, but the content is always great.
  13. It turns out that Adrian Dittmann just might actually be, a guy named Adrian Dittmann. https://archive.is/Dj4kJ
  14. I read them all. For me to have done that they must have been good. Honestly, though, I remember very little beyond what was depicted in the first season.
  15. I'd be willing to guess there's a few virgins here that technically got you beat.
  16. Hmm. There's a shit ton of what I'd call ambient jazz on that list. Not my normal jam, but that's cool.
  17. Didn't @MissingInAction actually win a contest on that many years ago?
  18. That's pretty gnarly. Hope you have some back up heat if the power goes out. ISU can speak for himself, but my guess is that Northern Iowa is going to be largely spared from the precipitation. I'm a little further North and it's cold but calm. 4 degrees now with a high of 12. No big deal
  19. Subject/topic/skill can be broad or very specific, I'm just looking for confidence that no one else here is better at it, or more knowledgeable about it. I'm pretty boring, so I'm more interested in your responses, but if I had to offer an example I'd say I probably know more about the "sport" of curling than anyone else. Not that I'm all THAT great at it, but purely because of the demographics here. Guesses as to other posters' expertise is welcome
  20. Baena was born in Miami on June 29, 1977. He graduated from New York University Film School and headed to Los Angeles to begin a career in film. He landed a job as a production assistant for Robert Zemeckis and worked on several of his films before landing a gig as an assistant editor for Russell. Baena’s breakthrough came when he co-wrote I Heart Huckabees (2004) alongside director David O. Russell. The film, nominated for the Gotham Award for best feature, followed two “existential detectives” who strive to solve the meaning of a series of strange coincidences. He made his directorial debut in Life After Beth (2014), which he wrote as well. It starred Plaza as the title character and premiered at the Sundance Film Festival that year, when it was nominated for the Grand Jury Prize and eventually released in theaters by A24. His next project, Joshy (2016), starring Thomas Middleditch, also bowed at Sundance with a Grand Jury nom before being released by Lionsgate. Baena also wrote and directed the Plaza-starring The Little Hours (2017), nominated for the audience award at the Edinburgh International Film Festival, and co-wrote, directed and produced Horse Girl (2020), which starred Dave Franco and frequent collaborator Allison Brie. Both those films debuted at Sundance as well. In addition to Plaza, survivors include his mother, Barbara Stern, and stepfather, Roger Stern; father Scott and stepmother Michele Baena; brother Brad Baena; stepsister Bianca Gabay; and stepbrother Jed Fluxman.
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