The Rambo article doesn't say anything about drama.

Chia Obama has been around since like 2008.

Save the drama for Obama.

"The Rambo article doesn't say anything about drama."

This one does.

http://variety.com/2015/tv/news/rambo-tv-series-sylvester-stallone-fox-1201650858/

Eh. OK. I combed the first one linked and couldn't see anything about it. But maybe it just means "drama" as opposed to sitcom. Kinda like how heavy metal and punk all get lumped into pop/rock at the music store just 'cause they ain't jazz, rap, or "world" music. Both articles are pretty light on details, except that it will be about Rambo and his son. Sounds like the unnamed producers haven't even decided on any details. I wouldn't worry about it yet. I kind of doubt it will be Rambo Jr. asking Rambo Sr. why he can't just tell him he loves him too while they sit around the living room in sweaters, worrying about how they're going to pay the bills this month.

First Blood had its share of drama, like when Rambo cried towards the end.

I still like Netscape Navigator.
http://motherboard.vice.com/read/this-site-lets-you-browse-the-web-like-a-real-human-person-from-the-90s

I used Netscape Navigator quite a bit in the early days of the Internet. I liked it for the most part.

Anyone been keeping up with news about San Bernardino, California?

They say the killings aren't ISIS-related, but they're not ruling out terrorism.

R.I.P. Robert Loggia

thecrow174 wrote :

Anyone been keeping up with news about San Bernardino, California?

They say the killings aren't ISIS-related, but they're not ruling out terrorism.
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That actually happened about 30 miles from where I live. I didn't know anybody involved or anything. It's all over the local news.

It was at a Christmas party at a social services building.

About 13 people were killed.