Hell, when I was a kid, my family spent 30 minutes tearing up the house looking for my brother's glasses. He was wearing them... and was helping us look.
When my dad finally realized what we'd been doing, he told my brother that he could probably find them if he'd clean all the smudges off his glasses.
It's pretty good... Not as pointed as The Chair (Netflix from a year or so ago), but interesting.
Going through some reorg stuff at our university, so this resonates at a different level. Plus, Odenkirk.
I love these... when I was coaching football, I would pop one in my mouth at the start of each game. By the end of the season (and playoffs), I'd managed to develop an ulcer on the inside of my cheek.
Tragically fascinating that the states Metzl highlights here (Tennessee, Missouri, Kansas) are falling even deeper into self destructive behavior and governance.
Right. Because the thing that would have stopped the violence at a Christian School is a printed copy of the Ten Commandments.
They seem to be suggesting that having the Commandments on the wall would be like having the blood of the lamb on the doorposts and such (Happy Passover!), but that story is one of violence towards innocent children too, so it might not be the best analogy to go with.