Install AdBlock and assuage your guilt about depriving them of money by petting puppies. That's what I do. So many puppies.

AFAIK they are aware of what's going on but their reactions are more improv than written down for them.

Male shep is always this funny weird composite-dude to me. He has all of the expression and wit of being voiced by Mark Meer, but the fact that he's modeled off an underwear model that doesn't speak English amuses me greatly.

If this painter "hates liars" and paints presidents, is his portrait of W going to have a shadow that spells out "WMD"?

I never finished the game, I had a computer crash and issues with life and school at the time, but jeebus I still remember that moment after all these years.

That is a perfect gif, saved.

I'm sure someone has made a Ghost of Steve Jobs chatbot.

I love his reaction, basically "You can tell I'm stoned?!" "Uh I don't know that one but it sounds funny." I actually feel bad because now he's gonna want to see it and then find out it doesn't exist.

Honestly this just reminds me of how much many zoos keep these animals in habitats that they aren't comfortable with.

Pfft, if they really wanted to they could torrent FSoG, I'm sure there are about 14 copies floating around already.

True story, I went to a reading a few weeks ago of a new play about Clarence Thomas and Anita Hill, and the dude playing Biden was like, scary on point with his mannerisms and congeniality.

The above article states the server filed an affidavit attesting to being told by Russ Rollins to come into the recording studio to serve the guy. It's just a poor move, IMO, and when you serve people at their place of business you usually just do it at reception. I've never, and would never, walk into a recording…

Yeah, I see that now, they say he was lured in and wasn't aware it was being recorded, which, idunno, he wasn't complicit in it, that's good, but that's a real rookie mistake IMO when serving divorce papers (or any papers). I always refused to serve in the presence of others or in their office; they meet me at their…

In any case he's doing his client, the wife, no favors by serving this guy on the air just because he asks to so he can turn around and claim she's forcibly inconveniencing his job.

Nah, there's licensure to get but it's a mostly private industry. A lot of process servers that are one man ops are also private detectives. Some of them are cool people, a lot of them are greasy weirdos that think they're Philip Marlowe.

His rep isn't too damaged, likely, but he hurts his client because Rollins can claim that his wife told the server to serve him during business hours and use that as an argument to file a restraining order first. Something I bet good money he will try to do.

Guy looks older, he probably runs his own process service business. A lot of them do.

The process server is an idiot too, I've done service before and would never agree to do something like that especially on tape, it's too easy for it to become construed as harassment, which is probably why the server signed an affidavit saying it was staged, still, shouldn't have done it in the first place.

You say that like sleeping with 5 people is something that is bad and means they can't be good at their job or don't deserve to be recognized for their professional achievements?

Preach it!