They’d really flip out over my local hot dog place, the slogan on t shirts is “9 Inches of Fun in a Bun”.

Charles Woodson was a Cornerback/Safety during his playing days. The implication based on the color scheme/style of the fans, is they’re looking for a new Raiders mascot.

He lives in Austin these days.

Yeah, it can be a bit trial and error, but a good set should fit well and have a nice seal. The foolproof but expensive way involves getting customs.

Not sure if it’s widespread everywhere, but Kroger’s phone app has a feature where you can search for items and it will tell you aisle location.

Can it tell the difference between light photoshop edits that are standard in photo editing (correcting exposure and color temperature for example). Versus more complex editing meant to warp features.

When he was on Rogan’s show, he claimed the only exercise he did was walking to his mail box.

Know any professional judokas? That’s the world she came from. Fighters don’t come from places you have many options to choose from.

The dirty world of weight cutting. She was in the 135 lb division but after rehydrating after the weigh ins, she’s probably 150.

It’s called the Brenizer Method, there’s a ton of other videos of it as well, Mimicking the Medium Format look.

They make a very high quality product, haven’t tried that particular one. Yes, its expensive, but it shows.

Its such a ridiculous variety of people on the show to really widely label it. You can dislike Rogan himself or some of his fans, but its silly to dismiss 800ish episodes of people from all sorts of backgrounds.

Well its a long form conversation where the guy details his history with the park. He also is quite active on twitter. You may not like Rogan himself, but by nature of the length of the show, the guests tend to “reveal” themselves more accurately than they would on a normal interview format. Sometimes this has great…

If anyone is interested in the subject, Phil Demers was twice the guest on The Joe Rogan Experience podcast, where he shares his experience and the abuse that goes on, in that park.

Should be noted that this is not Shawn Fanning the creator/face of Napster, it's the business-douche Sean Parker.

I just don’t really jibe with this burn people at the stake mentality that is prevalent online. He has alot of opinions I don’t agree with, but the amount of vitriol towards him is a bit much.

His output since the Dark Knight sequel has been garish. He’s always been more cartoonist than say a Neal Adams realist, but it certainly became less interesting over time.

Obviously not for its historical accuracy, but I enjoyed 300. I think the film version has left a bad taste in peoples mouth over the original comics.

No, it doesn’t excuse his current behavior. I just like to seperate the art from the artists. He’s been in a decline since 300, but he’s certainly been a unique voice in a field that is often devoid of novelty. I never read a page of Holy Terror, it seemed like a terrible idea when it was pitched as a Batman project.