If only there was an episode review, I’d star you.

Why do you think they call it dope? ®

No. It was a character, not a “woman’s” role.

I read that the creators (u no hoo) had a discussion about the role of Chip’s Mom. Someone mentioned that the character should be like Louie Anderson’s mother on Louie’s short lived Saturday morning cartoon. They decided that Louie could play that role better than anyone. I agree.

Just reading this again. Great story!

Thanks! I knew it was the mug, but I didn’t know if it had been mentioned earlier. I predict that this won’t be the end of Thermosaurus.

And then that frown. hahaha

Apart from Booie and family, there really isn’t a villian in the cast. Even the characters with not-so-honorable intentions have shown vulnerability and kindness at some point. I think that is why I feel happier after watching Lodge 49, at its most basic, it is a show about the goodness of human nature.

Speaking also as a teacher who taught 30 years, I agree. My former school district (I am retired) was very lax on dress standards and left hair styles completely out of it. I’ve had kids with mohawks, fades, every color of hair imaginable. The novelty of the distraction lasts about 5 minutes, and then it is business…

This is why I am glad I taught in California. How does “a design” in one’s hair interfere with learning? Total bullshit.

Agreed, the chill contributes to a crisp taste which is fine for white wines. But with red wine you want to be able to savour the body of the wine.

A family member of mine was hospitalized at the Gabby Gifford shooting. His wife was killed. They were there to protest Gifford’s policies when they were shot by a someone who shared their beliefs. He refused to see Obama when he came to visit the hospital and give his condolences.

Solution: make trailers shorter. Trailers tend to give away too much information about movies anyway, which is why I rarely watch them.

Macaulay Culkin is DARTH VADER!

My first movie was Barbarella.

And it has some serious inhuman webbing between the fingers, which I assume is because it is a monument to our extraterrestrial overlords.

Say you anchored the tent on a nice calm lake—

That is pretty strange family budget moral code bud

I am bothered by the fact that I empathize with Kendall. Being the deadbeat of the family is something that seemingly has been with him all his life. His defeatist attitude predates his drug use, and I think something sinister happened to him as a child (my over interpretation: where is he in the title sequence clip?)

Anything McBride creates: I’m there.