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Sorry, it's supposed to say, "Clarence Thomas was the lone dissenter. " as a reaction, not a repeat of what he posted.

Clarence Thomas was the lone dissenter.

I actually listened to the press conference, or at least those last 30 minutes were some of these clips are coming from, and his main thing was while their stance was to oppose everything Obama did, there were many things that didn’t get as much coverage that they worked Republicans on, including Lindsey Graham at the time. So rhetoric is different than what happened in Congress in his eyes. Unlike Obama, he got a big bill passed in infrastructure with Republican support, which is putting a historic one billion into Everglades conservation here in Florida. Otherwise, replicas obstructionism isn’t surprising to people looking in. Biden is looking out.

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Just ordered my four

Eventually, these consolidations will mess with all of us who have used this line. As I said after Bethesda, that was just the beginning.

Fudge it, that's my react now.

Did you come into this thread expecting some kind of joke link? I saw news.xbox and thought, "Wait, what?" and checked Reset.

Microsoft will own Crash and Spyro.

Ah, I'm so proud of one of my guesses since I didn't think Wordle would accept it. Wordle 213 5/6 ⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜ ⬜⬜⬜🟨🟨 🟩⬜⬜⬜⬜ 🟩🟨🟨⬜🟩 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩

The official website put every episode of the first few seasons on their Youtube account (and possibly others, didn't check). If you have 12 hours to spare:

I felt bad because I was so tired when I watched the movie, so I was in-and-out starting maybe 30 - 40 minutes into the movie to around 25 minutes prior, but I looked up its story and then saw pieces of the original. The scenes in this one were significantly more chilling. I was up straight through once and looking at how the original played out, this was the better-directed film, it seems. I think the original's issue was that It's a slow movie at the start, though. Quite slow indeed, but the whole, "Don't do a spook show. Bad things happen," is done so much better in this one due to how the main character's arc ends.

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Only posting this here since Hulk Hogan has now revealed himself to be a wee bit crazy.

Finished Season 3. The Whirly Dirly Conspiracy - Liked this one a lot. Jerry and Rick were just about to have a moment, lol. Rest and Ricklaxation - Liked this a lot, too. I've seen that opening scene where the two have that meltdown; maybe I saw it here when Season 3 was about to begin. Non-toxic Morty cracked me up, and he finally made some progress with his crush. The Ricklantis Mixup - Doing some reading, some people thought the main story was predictable, and here I was thinking my deduction was pretty good. Maybe if you had years to stew on the first two seasons, you were thinking about Morty's Mind Blowers - @GeneticBlueprint warned me about being blue balled about interdimensional cable, and the episode very clearly lets you "down" before the opening credits (which was funny in itself). But I loved this episode. The idea of a clip show of clips you've never seen is a funny idea, and the clips were great. My favorite may have been Morty talking about evidence of heaven, only for the guy to doubt it, die, and then find out it's all real in the worst way. They were all good, though. The ABC's of Beth - Jerry's an idiot, lol, but the resolution to his conflict was pretty fitting. The ideas of breathable water and bouncy ground in Froopyland cracked me up, but I have to think some people were a wee bit disturbed by what Tommy was doing? Like... damn. The Rickchurian Mortydate - I like the president/Captain Anderson in this series. I also like the idea that Rick & Morty can easily fix all his issues and therefore leave him with no reason to utilize the duo again. I don't know how relevant the clone question is in the grand scheme of the show, or maybe it's unimportant since the show stresses nothing matters, nut I feel like she's the original since Rick's so adamant about it and Jerry, despite being an idiot, seems to think so? Also, the characters breaking the fourth wall cracks me up all the time. "It'll be like Season 1 except more streamlined." The episode that pushed me into wanting to watch the series, Rattlestar Ricklactica, is coming this season!

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Love the eureka moment you get at the end. Wordle 210 4/6 🟨⬜🟨⬜⬜ 🟩⬜⬜🟨⬜ 🟩🟨🟨🟨⬜ 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩 I didn't even know my third guess was going to be a word.

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The Rickshank Rickdemption - I dug this one. At the end of the day, at least this early in the series, you know the main characters will be back together, so this was a fun way to show Rick's mind on overdrive, moving from body to body, and dismantling an entire organization from within. Also, his meltdown for that Mulan sauce was lol. Rickmancing the Stone - Eh. This wasn't an emotional episode that went to dark places, so it can't use that to explain the lack of consistent funnies. A few moments were funny, but overall, this episode was just kind of there. Pickle Rick - Ah, talk about an episode that spawned memes and pics and gifs and everything under the sun. "What more did you want? I turned myself into a pickle, and 9/11 was an inside job?" As clever as his plans were to get to the therapist's office, I actually enjoyed just watching him sit there helpless at the beginning of the episode. His face just looks so fucking goofy on a pickle. I also enjoyed the therapist -- smart cookie who didn't let Rick walk all over her by the end. Vindicators 3: The Return of Worldender - I really enjoyed this one. I was honestly a bit worried that following up what's considered a classic R&M episode would come a letdown, but it was actually a very enjoyable and funny episode. Weird thing is I don't recall ever doing the first adventure with them, so I wondered if there'd be another reveal that THEY'VE INFILTRATED THEIR BRAINS AGAIN! What I like is, once again, it's a R&M episode that has a bunch of twists, but they're really cool twists. I mean, Rick ending up being the main antagonist because he got blackout drunk? Cool! Then you think, "Fuck, he's killing the superheroes!" but you find out that they're not so heroic, so it's all good. Also, lol @ the twist that Rick thinks Morty is the final answer, but it ends up being one of the Vindicators who laughed at his joke or whatever he did.

A little more on that decision:

Glenn Beck has COVID a second time after saying he doesn't need the vaccine. It's gone to his lungs, he says, but he's taking ivermectin.

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