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  1. I do expect Cap:Civil War to mop the floor with this, and it will be getting some of my money too.
  2. Still made a pile of money... "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice shattered box office records, opening to an estimated $170.1 million domestically over Easter weekend. Not only did Zack Snyder’s superhero epic set a new record for the all-time biggest March opening, obliterating The Hunger Games’ $152.5 million, but Batman v Superman now stands as the sixth biggest opening of all time. It also squeaked by Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 ($169.2 million) to earn Warner Bros.’ biggest opening ever."
  3. I don't claim that they do. But then, I'm not the one making the distinction that one method is 'idealistic' and the other is 'pragmatic.' If it was Elizabeth Warren instead of Bernie Sanders, would that distinction still have been an issue worth mentioning? And by the way, should Senator Warren enter the race at any point, I'd support her over all the other candidates. It just so happens she's too smart to get pulled into the upcoming Presidential black hole.
  4. See, I think there comes a point when caring about the future (as opposed to say, the next quarterly report or the next campaign) actually becomes the pragmatic response. Given both the geoscience and geopolitical situations we've gotten into, revising the base philosophy ain't such a bad idea.
  5. So caucuses are idealistic and primaries are pragmatic? That is the implication of your earlier post. I'm trying to grasp that dichotomy.
  6. Coming from the Beeb to AMC in April. Based on the John Le Carre novel, starring Tom Hiddleston and Hugh Laurie. http://www.amc.com/shows/the-night-manager/video-extras/trailer-richard-roper-the-night-manager-series-premiere
  7. Thanks for clearing that up. Alles klar herr kommisar.
  8. I'm not even sure I know what that means.
  9. It's because he chose the bird as his running mate.
  10. You should find and watch the Marvel One-Shot called "All Hail the King." Here's the opening.
  11. Good catch by Sano. Dare I say athletic? Gibson six really solid innings. Ed - ninjas out in force today.
  12. Flash.Must.Die http://www.wired.com/2015/07/adobe-flash-player-die/
  13. Just going to put this out there... http://www.huffingtonpost.com/rosario-dawson/an-open-letter-to-dolores-huerta_b_9538994.html?1458825932
  14. Wake-up music? Why not. Good film, too. http://youtu.be/SjvFKfoGx8k
  15. My question too; I really prefer the slower, unplugged, version.
  16. Yes, of course. Although that makes me think of Cuba.
  17. How did it come to this?
  18. Just to be a little different, Holst: Venus, the Bringer of Peace Queen: Who Wants to Live Forever Williams: Fantasia on Greensleeves Beatles: In My Life Mason Williams: Classical Gas Garry Rafferty: Baker Street James Horner: Theme from 'Glory' Loreena McKennitt: Bonny Portmore Nina Simone: Sinnerman Elmer Bernstein: Theme from 'The Great Escape' Honorable mention - Warren Zevon: Werewolves of London
  19. When the U.S. stops trying to manage everybody else and gets its own house in order. I do not expect to live long enough to see this, although being wrong isn't a problem for me here.
  20. Just to make up for the other one, a more cultured approach.
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