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https://www.friendlyatheist.com/p/wv-republicans-refile-bill-to-get

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/show/families-in-disbelief-after-hundreds-of-bodies-found-buried-behind-mississippi-jail

Probably trying to get more views for little effort. They did the same thing with Ryu vs. Jin not long ago. Yeah, that bugged me when they first did it too. They just...assumed the Matrix could be used as a generic weapon to destroy anything up to Unicron's size, ignoring key facts like Unicron...

Meanwhile, if there was a law requiring churches to do this (like there should be), all the MAGAchurches would complain about it.

Capitalism encourages "innovations" like planned obsolescence, making subscriptions out of things that should be one-time purchases, DLC, feature bloat, and spyware...

https://www.advocate.com/politics/transgender-obscene-cured-west-virginia At this point it's obscene that the Republican party isn't officially classified as an extremist hate group.

Yeah, the story of Binaltech basically says exactly that; that Wheeljack's GT System duplicate survived, so he didn't die when his original body was destroyed.

Park is the only time so far that the codename has actually been a word that's in the title of what it is. My first thought for Project Knight was actually Batman, but I'm not sure how likely it is that Hasbro could make anything DC-related.

Out of curiosity I looked to see what some of the old "project" code names that weren't obvious in hindsight might have been, and according to TF Wiki, "Waffles" is Code Red (I've never seen Stranger Things so maybe that one makes sense) and "Jojo" is the Thunder Machine Soundwave (All I can...

And now, more of that, with a bunch of codenames: https://www.allspark.com/new-codename-listings-for-the-mainline-transformers-one-toys/ The codenames probably don't mean much ("Overlord" probably doesn't mean the character named Overlord), but there are at least 4 "Prime Changers", which I...

So their book ban nonsense is so strict it's hitting dictionaries. https://www.axios.com/2024/01/11/florida-book-ban-schools-lawsuit

I don't think so. I know Kup, Ironhide, and Prowl all replaced translucent plastic with opaque, anyway.