Yeah, so this made my day:
It’s creepy how much this is me.
Erik Kain
Erik writes about video games at Forbes and politics at Mother Jones. He's the contributor of The League though he hasn't written much here lately. He can be found occasionally composing 140 character cultural analysis on Twitter.
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on Martin Niemöller, and Who First They Came ForI don't have "requirements" or the authority or desire to set them. I just muddle through as best I…
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I’ve got a friend who is equal parts Ron and Tom. Scary. And awesome. That show rules it.Report
I’m not even sure how that would work but – yeah – scary.Report
He loves Scotch, cigars, and meat. He camps often and thinks most things are stupid. Yet he also fancies himself a member of the Big Timers and if forced to run a company, it would run exactly like E720. Also, he’s 27 and bald. Clearly he has a lot going for him.Report
… I’ve got a friend that Bun-Bun AND Kiki were based off of. He’s fun to write stories about, apparently.Report
He loves Scotch, cigars, and meat. He camps often and thinks most things are stupid. Yet he also fancies himself a member of the Big Timers and if forced to run a company, it would run exactly like E720. Also, he’s 27 and bald.
He is … the most interesting man in the world.Report
“They’re telling human stories in a fantasy world.”
What I love about the clip is that the explanation is also one of the best and most succinct ones I’ve heard/seen of why the show/series is successful.Report
Right? This is why I love this show. Moments like this.Report
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