This just makes my brain reinvent “romantasy” as Ro-Mantasy, all fantasy romance stories featuring Ro-Man from Robot Monster.

Assuming getting rid of means testing entirely isn’t feasible, we must abolish the Qualified Income Trust and the Special Income Level.

If you’re feeling down. Just know that I love you. And also, there are going to be more Godzilla movies.

Replies are off, so here’s an example of how my kaiju movie firehose gets weird:

This weekend we ended up in Hershey Chocolate World while the park was hosting a Slayer concert that evening. The people watching was sublime, and leaving with the kids while the stadium rang out with thrash riffs and “WE ARE EXODUS, MOTHERFUCKERS!” was perfect. There is no sarcasm in this post.

My 3-5 key key metal bands: Arch Enemy Agalloch Hollenthon Bal-Sagoth Finntroll (With apologies to at least a dozen more it hurts to not include)

I’m beginning to think it was a mistake to subscribe to multiple kaiju and toku reading lists on here, between DC’s Ultraman in the new Superman movie, scores of people making the same Musk:Trump::Godzilla:Kong joke, and unending, unbidden scaly erotica (good for you, it’s not for me).

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Some day he will go play with the screaming yard birds.

If we’re introducing our silos, I’m [pseudonym], an Ohio estate planning, probate, and elder law attorney Interests include: -Lefty politics -History (Viking Age, steppe groups, etc) -Godzilla/kaiju -Ultraman/tokusatsu -Marvel comics -Puroresu -Metal music -Skepticism -DND -CFB (Hawkeyes)

Kamen Rider series I’ve watched: Amazon …. Movie: Shin (1990s) ZO J (I think? It’s been a few decades) … One of these days I’m going to get around to finishing Black and doing V3 and maybe the original.

10 horror movies to get to know me (years from memory): Godzilla (1954) Killer Shrews (1958) The Flesh Eaters (1964) Island of Terror (1966) Night of the Living Dead (1968) Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) Seventh Curse (1986) Pumpkinhead (1988) Tremors (1990) Dead Alive/Braindead (1992) Monstahs.