I watched a guy get kicked out of the Costco food court area because he kept saying his dog was an "licensed" ESA. The Costco manager busted out a little card with the relevant federal laws for a service animal and listed all the rules the dog was breaking by lunging at people, not staying under the table, and barking it's head off at a real service animal that was just sitting calmly under it's owners table like nothing was going on around it.

Even if your dog is truly a licensed and trained service animal, but you've allowed it to continously break all the rules it's supposed to follow in a private business. They can still kick you out if your dog doesn't behave like it's supposed to be behaving. That's why it's a big no no to interact with working animals with their vests on and for owners to let their working animals to break the rules repeatedly by misbehaving and never correcting them.

To me battlefield earth falls under the "so bad it begins to loop back around into Cheesey fun" category.

I especially love how what are essentially cave men find F16 fighter jets from the past and not only do the jets and old fuel work, but the cave men know how to start them and fly them effectively.

L Ron really outdid himself on that gem.

Since you haven't received a serious answer yet...

Utah is self reffered to as the Beehive State because Brigham Young originally wanted to name it "Deseret" from the Book of Mormon. "Deseret" in LDS teachings means "Honeybee". This was meant to show that the Mormon settlers were hardworking, industrious, and self reliant.

This obviously didn't fly for a ton of reasons and they didn't have much of a choice after the Union Army basically chased them halfway across the country and then took a foothold right alongside them in the territory to make sure they didn't establish a Theocratic state.

So I went and saw it on a weekend with a buddy just because we liked seeing movies. We went into it with no idea what it was about besides "epic dragon movie". I watched so many fans of the book get up angrily about 35 minutes in and storm out.

We talked to one of the theatre employees and they said that they had never received so many refund requests for a bad film before Eragon.

She was 100% on board with them regulating reproductive care because it has never personally affected her as a biological male.

She only has an issue now that her favorite team turned on her after telling her for the last 30 years that she's next.

I can't imagine not loving every second of that movie. I still sing Uncle Fucker to myself.

That'd be considered a win for a lot of these people. They would rather their young children die of easily preventable illnesses then find out that they're gay.

The bad ones sure. You have no idea how many get by you because they're done professionally.

For everyone wondering how republican voters justify this type of shitty lawmaking, it's like this.

"No one's forcing them to work."

"They came to this country to work, and this is our laws"

"They have it way worse in Mexico"

I've heard em all from people I work with.

I understand the first three, but I have to fundamentally disagree with you as much as humanly possible on Rogue One being terrible. I absolutely respect your right and and opinion to think so, but for me it's one of the best representations of what Star Wars should be in the space fiction genre.

What was it about Rogue One that bothered you so much that you couldn't finish?

From what I've gathered they essentially betrayed every single principle, lesson, and character development that the books explored beautifully.

Think M Night's "The Last Airbender" compared to the original Cartoon or Dragon Ball Evolution compared to the Anime.

Is this just coincidence that it was the same guy at 2 different movies or is this someone you're going to see movies with?

Who doesn't want to see a poorly trained child actor try and fill Jim Carrey's shoes?

Trying to make someone crew and also have them pay a quarter million dollars to be crew without any training at all doesn't seem like the magical loophole they think it would be in contract law. Especially when it'll be comically easy in court to prove gross negligence with all the videos that doofus made about how much he hates maritime safety regulations and training.

Also, a business "making 80k" doesn't mean that he took home 80k. His operating costs and expenses could have been 79k for the year, leaving him with 1k in profit to pay himself out.

Not even Idris Elba could save that mess of a movie.

To be fair if they went into it not knowing how graphic Quentin Tarantino movies usually are, then I can see why they'd leave. It's got literal rape and sodomy in it.

It's crazy to me that there were people truly out there in the world talking firmly out of their ass saying that Russia's current and last gen fighters could go toe to toe with their counterparts in the US Air Force. All you have to do is look at pictures like this and you can see almost zero corrosion control and preventative maintenance is performed on their most important aircraft in the fleet.

Makes you question what the hell all their maintainers are doing each and every day while these things sit around and rust. I imagine the only time they get any tlc is when they get rolled out for photo ops or fly overs for VE day.

They came out in 2001, 2002, and 2003 which was a cinematic triumph at the time because he secured funding and filming rights to film all three movies at the same time.

I bet she looks back on those memories with you very fondly and realizes how much you love her.