The Daily Populous

Friday May 11st, 2018 morning edition

image for Rejoice: Adult Swim Just Ordered an Insane 70 More Episodes of Rick & Morty

Out of left field this Thursday afternoon comes the news that legions of geeks and comedy fans have been waiting for: We’re getting more Rick and Morty.

As in, a 70 EPISODE COMMITMENT, although there’s no confirmation of when any new episodes would arrive.

The news arrives today both from Adult Swim, who hosts the spacetime-faring comedy, and from dual R&M voiceover artist Justin Roiland, who posted the following on Twitter.

At its current pace, that would imply Rick & Morty is going to be on the air for like … another 15 years at least.

It’s such a crazy number that we keep expecting either Adult Swim, Dan Harmon or Justin Roiland to say that it’s all a hoax.

And my god—can you even imagine what kinds of adventures that Rick and Morty might be tackling, another 50 episodes down the line?

Can Harmon and Roiland possibly have enough ideas in their heads to make 70 more Rick and Morty classics? »

Failed Amendment Would Have Put War To National Vote, Forced Those Who Voted 'Yes' To Enlist

Authored by huffingtonpost.com

On top of the national vote, anyone who cast a ballot in favor of war would have been required to register as a volunteer for service in the United States Army.

There was heated discussion last month over whether President Barack Obama would seek congressional approval for military action in Syria.

The 1916 constitutional amendment isn't the only historical effort to give American voters a greater say in when the nation goes to war. »

Jailed for 12 years: Uber driver who raped drunk passenger and then took selfie with his victim

Authored by standard.co.uk

​An Uber driver who raped a drunken passenger in the back of his car before taking a selfie with her has been jailed for 12 years.

Judge David Tomlinson described the damage Durrani had inflicted on his victim as he sentenced the married man at Southwark Crown Court on Thursday.

He added he had no doubt Durrani was aware his victim was "almost paralytically drunk" when he picked her up. »

Anne of Green Gables

Authored by thecanadianencyclopedia.ca

The universal appeal of Anne of Green Gables was also quickly apparent through its popularity in other cultures.

Anne of Green Gables has remained in print for more than 100 years, and has never waned in popularity.

Page, required her to produce two sequels to Anne of Green Gables: Anne of Avonlea (1909) and Anne of the Island (1915). »