Alright, this is ridiculous. It's been more than a week since the most recent episode aired, and I need to talk about it with people, so spoilers ahoy!
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Alright, this is ridiculous. It's been more than a week since the most recent episode aired, and I need to talk about it with people, so spoilers ahoy!
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Seriously, I need to talk about this! WHERE IS A REVIEW?!?!
Given how important solid defenders are to any competitive side, it’s sometimes amazing how low their transfer fees are compared to attacking players. And yes, 20 million is very good for a defender of any nationality.
Yeah, I kind of feel like Mourinho’s earlier disdain for the Europa League was warranted at the time, as the only thing it guaranteed at the time was a small monetary prize, and a slot in the next year’s Europa League. That changed last year when a Europa League win would guarantee entry in the next year’s UCL. This…
Nah, Satanist stuff isn't the sort of thing that would bother Guilfoyle. It's more likely something that shows he actually cares about something or someone other than himself, puncturing his carefully crafted persona of the world-weary cynic who cares for nothing.
The boat may not have taken a direct path to Starling City, though.
I also figure that those were some super fast international flights.
Yes, it has been well-established that Dinesh is a garbage human being regardless of his level of success.
I loved the exchange:
"Here, have some hot chocolate."
"What?"
"Yeah, have some hot chocolate. You like marshmallows?"
"Why the hell are you going on about hot chocolate? …and yes, I like marshmallows."
That bit killed me.
This makes sense.
Yeah, Will seems to shake off the whole heroin use thing without any real consequences, which seems really strange to me.
I read it as primarily a way for Fuchs to keep Wolfgang, a notoriously volatile wildcard in the Berlin underworld, off the table. He might never actively work FOR Fuchs, but he would definitely stay out of the way if that means keeping Felix alive and happy.
I generally divide the cluster into two distinct groups: Team Action (Wolfgang, Sun, and Will) and Team Feelings (Nomi, Riley, Lito, Kala, and Capheus), with Lito and Capheus occasionally joining Team Action if someone needs a cinematic one-liner or bus-driving, and Will occasionally joining Team Feelings when Riley…
Yeah, I always love the details of Denpak's peculiar brand of guru. For all his talk of enlightenment, he:
- Drives a big-ass, gas-guzzling SUV to work.
- Loves himself a giant fucking porterhouse steak.
- Steals K-Cups, which are the most wasteful form of coffee delivery.
- But he forgoes "Western gadgets."
Right now, the biggest weakness Spurs possess is depth. The drop-off between their first choice players and their backups is quite significant, especially in the attacking realm. The Champions’ League elimination occurred during a period when they were missing two of their most important players in Toby Alderweireld…
If only he weren’t being raised to be a full-kit wanker.
That baked Alaska is not up to code. This disco is not up to code. Those shoes are not up to code. This comment is also probably not up to code.
Yeah, Liam's loyalty mission was a delight, filled with humor, bickering, and a tragicomic villain to top it all off.
I share a first name with a co-worker as well, and we end up tag-teaming quite a bit, which ends up being effective. Within our team, we refer to him by his Blues Name: Alabama Mumbles. His band: Alabama Mumbles and His Southern Charm.
In college, there was a group of Andrews that all lived in the same small dorm: Tall Drew, Short Drew, Upstairs Drew, and Marcus (his real name was Andrew, but there was a name placard on his door for a room-mate that didn't show up named Marcus, so he kind of Talented Mr. Ripley'd his way into that identity).