“Seven reasons why I made a Thanksgiving resolution to leave it.”
Most of this crap doesn’t bother me, because I don’t really “use” Facebook much. My blog posts get auto-posted there, but I could count the number of times I’ve manually updated my timeline (if indeed I can recall them, which I can’t) on one hand. I guess that for many less tech literate, Facebook became a substitute for a blog, but I’ve never needed one. And I find Twitter much more useful as a link mine.
Someone had too much time on his hands.
Peter Suderman reviews his review.
[Update a while later]
And here‘s John Nolte’s review.
[Sunday-morning update]
Five reasons why Interstellar is a conservative film.
I think that it helps to view it as allegorical, and not try to take the science too seriously.
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…with an “undercurrent of cheesiness.” It looks like, as with Gravity, it will be beautifully annoying.
Jon Stewart tells @camanpour that he didnt vote. He just moved, he says, doesnt know where to go to vote.
— Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) November 4, 2014
@StephenGutowski @jaketapper @camanpour If only there were some comedic television news program to do a funny rant about this.
— Casey Mattox (@CaseyMattoxADF) November 4, 2014
…he will become more powerful than you imagine.
I’m not a Bill Maher fan, but at least, unlike much of the left, he’s willing to be an equal-opportunity religion basher.
Thoughts, from Trifecta.
But Bill Whittle gets it wrong. It’s NOT “Slow traffic keep right.” It’s “LEFT LANE FOR PASSING ONLY.”
How it conquered Halloween.
Of course, we now know that the sugar is pretty bad for us, health wise.
This one has some spoilers.
[Tuesday-morning update]
Christopher Nolan’s epic new sci-fi film Interstellar has received measured acclaim from critics, who have praised its ambitious scale and effects but were less convinced about the story.
That was the problem with Gravity, too.
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