Honestly I thought the Kraven film was the best after Venom and Venom 2. If it had come out right after Venom the whole Spider-Man minus Spider-Man films would have been on better ground. Morbius was terrible and then Madam Web killed any good faith anyone might have had left. By the time Kraven was out everyone had, rightly, given up.
(If you’ve never watched any of these films, this is not an endorsement.)
that Spider-Man Movie without Spider-Man
Which one?
I know you mean Madam Web, and you already said Morbius, but Kraven the Hunter would also fit. Also technically the three Venom films, but those didn’t bomb (but the third did poorly).
Because apart from Trump, they want to toe the party line.
If a few Republican House members resign then the Democrats take the majority. Democrats can take out Trump and do whatever else they want to help people. Meanwhile the former House members can sit on the sidelines and blame Democrats (specifically for non-Trump things).
But what about the Senate? Basically the hope is that everyone will forget what you’ve done. Look at the recent shutdown bill, the Senate Democrats who gave up everything aren’t up for reelection anytime soon. That thing they did 5 years ago? I don’t really remember what that was about.
In addition to all the other reasons, I think the plan is just to pretend not to care.
Don Jr did something similar a few years back, that lead to the meme/quote, “I…worked on this story for a year…and…he just…he tweeted it out.”
It seemed to work for him.
too late to replace him
United States Senate election in Maine, 2026
We don’t even have the full list of candidates he’s running against yet (assuming he stays in).
Every Democrat should just stand up and declare, “I am a Republican and immune from investigation.”
I’ve read similar that it is per subpoena, but I haven’t found an article with a more detailed analysis yet.
Now technically in the article I linked Speaker Johnson says he’ll hold a vote to remove that clause, but even if he’s being genuine I’m guessing it won’t pass in the Senate or will be vetoed by Trump.
The whole this just kicking someone (the United States) while they’re down. Longest shutdown. SNAP benefits halted. ACA subsidies expired. Hemp outlawed. Senator payouts… And this current “victory” only lasts until the end of January. Just long enough for the wounds to start healing before we all get kicked down again.
Also,
According to the bill text, senators may seek up to $500,000 in statutory damages if their phone records are subpoenaed without their knowledge.
The language is inside one of the three full-year spending bills that the Senate included in its government funding package.
“Any Senator whose Senate data, or the Senate data of whose Senate office, has been acquired, subpoenaed, searched, accessed, or disclosed in violation of this section may bring a civil action against the United States if the violation was committed by an officer, employee, or agent of the United States or of any Federal department or agency,” the bill reads.
So 8 Senators who had their phone records subpoenaed as part of the Jan 6 investigation get a $500,000+ payout.
Sadly it’s possible she signs the petition requiring a vote, then votes against it.
Especially with all the “Republicans are not in charge” talk Johnson has been spouting. Just start doing things, rules be damned. They’re not being followed anyway, so just start doing what you want to do.
Invite any Republicans who want to join in, even if they want to argue against it, that’s fine, just show yourself working. Either make Johnson show up and actually run things, or run things without him.
Assuming he lives long enough it’ll probably open relatively quickly, bare bones, things like the kitchen won’t be large enough or even available, he’ll rent some “gold” tables and chairs and have “the best” opening ever.
Then it will sit incomplete until someone decides to fix it in a future administration. Hopefully they can just tear down and fix the interior, but probably not.
To add, the election Platner is running in has their primaries in June 2026, general in November 2026.
Platner has A LOT of work to do between now and then to prove what kind of person he is and what ideas he has, but he also has A LOT of time to do it.
I understand anyone’s hesitation in supporting him. It’s a reasonable view. Platner may never recover from this. Maybe he can. Platner is going to need to work hard to overcome this. Other candidates may be better.
The problem seems to be that consequences no longer matter. I say that to be a bit extreme, but it might hold to be true.
The NYC mayoral race includes Andrew Cuomo. He felt it nessisarry to resign based on allegations of sexual misconduct. Maybe it was worse than that, probably, but it further proves my point.
You can’t resign and then immediately run again. I guess from a strictly moral level you’re at least being honest this time, but you can’t just admit to things and then move on immediately.
For some reason you can just admit to a crime and then move on for free?
Technically yeah. On Monday at 20 days, it was the third longest, on Tuesday at 21 days, it ties for the second longest, and on Wednesday at 22 days (assuming) it will become the untied second longest.
But I think we’re going for the record, currently at 35 days, set during the administation of exactly who you think.
In this example it was an attack roll, and a critical hit as a result of the halfling luck trait, so it played out perfectly.
In the case where it were a skill check, you are correct that there are no crits for skill checks. However rolling a natural 20 is a rare event and as a DM you could choose to reward it. Conversely hitting delicate machines with a battle-axe is usually a mistake.
The machine working at half capacity is a reasonable reward and consequence.
Yes.
You create a magical restraint to hold a creature that you can see within range.
While imprisoned, the target doesn’t need to breathe, eat, or drink, and it doesn’t age.
Until the spell ends, the target is also affected by one of the following effects of your choice:
The secondary effects in the case of immunity to Unconscious just wouldn’t do much but the target is still under a magical restraint.
Now technically the magical restraint that holds the creature doesn’t mechanically cause any particular condition. So depending on the definition of “held”, this may or may not be a problem.
However it is worth noting that the spell also says the condition to end the spell must be something the DM agrees to AND is likely to happen in the next decade. So it won’t be a cakewalk to be suddenly immune to aging.
I defer to Miracle Max on this one,
One minute after death it’s quite a corpse yet, just a creature with no hit points or death saving throws.
A thin green ray springs from your pointing finger to a target that you can see within range.
And no attack roll. Which is why I would rule the wall at the very least is destroyed, possibly continuing on.
Isn’t it a baby named Peter P(balloon pop)?