I went to see Madama Butterfly this last weekend. I don’t think there was a dry eye in the house at the end.

It was kind of funny how people booed the actor who played Pinkerton at the end, and he clearly took it as a compliment.

Best sandwich in the world.

I don’t really mind cheeseyness; it shows vulnerability in the author and performers.

Star Trek is undeniably cheesey, but there’s an earnestness that comes with it that makes it compelling.

I don’t know anything about Lizard Boy, but I’m intrigued since you both saw it multiple times in one week.

Oh, for sure. It’d have been useful information to communicate!

But telling kids to wear two condoms is insane even by American South standards.

I didn’t go to a “religious school,” but I did attend public high school in Texas.

Our health teacher was a coach, and he went over sex education. One day he said that condoms don’t eliminate risk from STDs, they just reduce it by about half. Even wearing two condoms doesn’t really eliminate the risk, it just reduces it by another 50%, so you’ve still got a 25% chance of getting something.

I was a pretty naïve kid, but even I knew that was fucking stupid.

I saw a CH-47, which is unusual enough that I had to snap a pic: