Why would you say something like that?
12.03.2026 19:48
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Why would you say something like that?
Someone in NYC should do interviews with middle-school kids who take the subway to and from school every day, to see if they have any advice for Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy who can't seem to go a single day without pissing himself in fear over them.
Ah, yes, another "it is the children who are wrong" account claiming that Palestinian genocide wasn't a reason to stay home and not vote, and of course with the replies turned off so nobody can correct them.
Yeah, that's an auto-block.
It might have been in an AV Club Random Roles interview where he said The Warriors opened a lot of doors, and that Xanadu and MegaForce closed them.
Reminds me of the Occupy protests. Tens of thousands of people holding up protest signs about economic inequality and teleprompter readers on MSNBCNNFOX all saying "We just can't tell what their message is supposed to be".
Lull them into a true sense of security!
This is what happens when your entire military career consists of jerking off to JARHEAD 3.
Yeah, I guess the real question is "Why the fuck do people still pay attention to Jim Cramer?".
When Iranian news is more honest than American news, if a bit repetitive.
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he’s gonna give a speech in front of an AI generated banner that says, “ŃMIMMS1ØN ACĞŒMPLISSHEP”
Okay, THAT is an automatic follow.
Not the New York Times! Not the paper that did "The Nazi next door is a real swell guy" puff pieces for years during Trump's first term!
Jesus Christ, why does Jim Cramer still have a job?
I called it "A Mage: The Ascension campaign run by Thomas Ligotti" back in the day and I stand by that description thirty years later.
Return of the Living Dead has terrified and unprepared people making the best choices they can in a horribly unprecedented situation. Every time anyone addresses the problem they make it worse. I love that movie SO MUCH.
No, he's worse. Because ICE is still ashamed of what they're doing for money (wearing masks, lying to neighbors about what they do) and Newsom is out there joyfully doing press conferences where he destroys homeless people's belongings.
If he's the candidate, I'll vote downticket. Not for him.
Because the AI slop "artist" doesn't do anything but swipe work from actual artists. Whatever computer slop chute crapped this out doesn't understand anything about anything so you get insane results like this.
Delighted to be of service. If you want three million other book recs, simply let me know.
D-Day as envisioned by the AI slop factory. Like the second world war was fighting fuckin' Cthulhu or something.
This jagoff thinks he should get a doctorate without actually doing any work. NOPE.
There's a D.F. Jones novel called COLOSSUS where the Cold War supercomputers in the USA and Soviet Union collaborate to take over the world in order to bring about world peace. Made into a pretty great movie, too.
Just remember that CNN is Diet Fox. For that matter, MSNBC is Fox Lite. There's too much money to be made flattering boomers and telling them what to be mad at for any gigantic news (or, rather, "news") organization to ignore.
I'll keep an eye out for that one. And if you want to see where Brooks got his million dollar idea, any of the Studs Terkel group interview books will work. Probably "The Good War" (about WWII) is the closest to the way World War Z got written.
Cut it out with the fucking avocado toast, Kegstand.
Have you read WAR DAY or NATURE'S END, both by Whitley Strieber? They're also Studs Terkel-style interview novels about a horrific event in the past.
For all that certain aspects of the story aged like gas station sushi, there's a LOT that still really work. The Walking Dead's been on for damn near 20 years now but that show (at least while I was watching it) never really looked at the damage survivors would have to live with.
They're saying the MISSION has been ACCOMPLISHED, right?
HELLO MY NAME IS WORD BUNCHOFNUMBERS AND I'M HERE TO GIVE OUT THE SHITTIEST TAKE IMAGINABLE.
Oh, it's an amazing read. I think the bit that got me the hardest was the end wrapup talking with everyone again and the guy who ran the DSTRESS purchasing agency offers the interviewer a bottle of root beer.