God: now we’ll never hear the end of him.

I’m aware. I remember the grill conveyor firing up. Those flames would shoot out the ends!

Rich corinthian leather?

I would honestly love to see the next ten to twenty seconds after they were done singing.
“DUDE, WHAT THE FUCK?!”

You’re the one who’s into hatin’ here Chumley. I just brought the onion dip.

Twelve minutes? I ain’t got time for that!

Well, you got one thing right, it is a hallowed and beloved game series over multiple generations.

I bet you’re a hoot at parties.

A cry for help I’d wager.

I think you meant to say “Otherwise the school authorities are just reinforcing the idea that throwing out perfectly good stuff and endlessly consuming more is fine”. The way you wrote it it should help the school and its moral and social responsibility standards, not contribute to disposable consumerism.

Hmm. Perhaps I should head over to Bourbonnais after July when the Bears finish up their camp this summer. I could use a new flatscreen.

I got a beautiful, nearly unused, totally unmarked and undamaged collapsible paint easel that way! Someone just dumped it in an alley, all folded up. It had a faint smell (according to Mrs. Squirrelbot) but she has a nose like a bloodhound. The alleged smell faded within a few days according to her and now it houses…

To be fair, sometimes when you’re moving you get to the point that whatever you’re moving your stuff into in any situation of relocating you either

But what if the family did call the fire department? Then the crew shows up for a fire that doesn’t exist, wasting the time and resources and possibly distracting or thinning resources for a real fire somewhere else.

Guess what: I actually did what you fantasized.

“Outta my way stick lady! He’s gonna try to kiss us again!”

Don’t look at the one marked “Ultra Super-Duper Top Secret”.

I dunno, looks hinkey.

It did seem rather forced. While Snowden will go down in the history books, it remains to be seen if it’ll be a prominent piece that stays in the vernacular. Still, it’s better than other movies that mention phone apps that probably won’t exist ten years from now.