Happy pride month everyone. If anyone needs me I'll be biting down on this here baseball bat to cope with the physical pain I am currently experiencing due to my body being a lemon.

Working on getting my cards organized. Gonna pick some out to sell and get some cash to rebuild my funds a bit.

Edit: Currently to organize I have MTG, Pokemon, and the Digimon CCG.

It is extremely strange watching Narcos: Mexico and El Chapo almost back to back considering how they overlap in terms of subject matter.

Been watching a lot of B. Dylan Hollis lately now that he has a Youtube Channel.

Vintage Recipe's sure are things that turn out surprisingly well or just as you'd think they would, atrocities that should be considered war crimes.

All this talk about Pride Month and folks feeling unwelcome at the celebrations... In Chicago, Pride Month is so constant and all-encompassing that I was not aware people could opt out or wonder if they'd be allowed to attend. Not being able to celebrate Pride, it's like asking if it's okay to exhale. The alternative sounds positively inhumane.

Long story short, if you're a person who wants to celebrate the exceptional diversity of human identity and sexuality, you absolutely should go and celebrate Pride Month. No one's going to be carding you for your backstory. Just go, be supportive, and have fun. It's Pride Month, y'all, not Shame Month.

Would you say it is the same with the first season of Narcos and American Made? Cause the pilot dude briefly appears in Narcos if I recall.

Sorry I'm a bit confused by the wording of this, is Pride Month in Chicago mandatory or something? Or is it gatekept/restricted?

And what's the alternative?

Ha ha, no, sorry, didn't mean to be confusing! I was just trying to say that Pride is so widespread and inclusive here that it was eye-opening to read from people who were curious if they'd be welcomed. Just some flowery language. Pride's fun, everyone who wants to support others and be supported should go.

Ah, gotcha gotcha.

I had to check on American Made, and I assume so. Firstly, having Miguel Gallardo go from being Diego Luna (who does bear a resemblance to the real Gallardo) to being played by... someone who looks nothing like either of them was a bit of a shock, though there are a number of shared personalities played by very different actors, some of which bear stronger resemblance to the actual people than others, broadly speaking. More to the point is that El Chapo covers most of the B- and C-plots of N:M S2 from a very different perspective with a very different order of events, though it's also much clearer about the timeline of everything.