The 2,000,000th post game

Don Galloway was in TWO MOON JUNCTION with Kristy McNichol, who was in ONLY WHEN I LAUGH with Kevin Bacon.

82 bottles of beer on the wall,
82 bottles of beer.
Take one down, pass it around,
81 bottles of beer on the wall.

TODAY IS

All I’m saying is…

The guy who discovered fire…

…the guy who invented the wheel…

…they get all the credit.

The guys who invented the weenie roast and the bicycle pump, not so much.

And

In the first-person shooter Call of Duty franchise, the United Nations appeared several times.

In Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare (2014), game nemesis Jonathan Irons, leader of the world's largest private military company, is granted a seat at the UN Security Council. In a speech to the UN, he declares the organization obsolete due to the world having delegated its problems to him.

In Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare (2016), the Earth's nations have coalesced to create the United Nations Space Alliance.

A similar futuristic organization appears in Deus Ex (2000), where protagonist JC Denton works for the fictional United Nations Anti-Terrorist Coalition (UNATCO), a militant police force prominently featured throughout the game.

The government simulation browser game NationStates, which allows players to decide the political leaning of their countries, featured until 2008 a virtual United Nations body where player nations could approve global legislation. The in-game United Nations rebranded as World Assembly after the United Nations sent a cease and desist notification to the game's creator.

Speaking of cease and desist, The punk band United Nations, which formed in 2005, received several cease and desist letters from the United Nations organization and was sued for using the same name. While the lawsuit did not achieve its goals, the band's Facebook page was shut down, the band's publicist resigned, and the band's label stopped printing the band's first album. The band later released a second album, featuring the organization's cease and desist letters on its cover.