I'm assuming that most of it is.

The media are still very much at fault for giving him billions of dollars worth of free publicity.

Well, now, I don't think it goes back quite as far as the George Washington administration.

I very much like their use of the diaeresis. But then, I'm someone who uses an apostrophe in 'blog, 'phone, and 'cello whenever I can get away with it.

*Adjusts glasses* Actually, "exeunt" is plural.

My dinner last night was several pieces of Swiss cheese and a bowl of frozen peas. And I mean frozen.

Are you suggesting that I'm some sort of nerdling?

You're probably the kind of man who never even hangs out at the local shoemaker.

Um, no. "Youngling" was not invented by Lucas but is a real word, attested since Old English and used down to the present day, though typically as a bit of an archaism. And "-ling" does not mean the same thing as "young"; the primary sense is (from the OED) "a person or thing belonging to or concerned with (what is…

I'll never understand the English penchant for forming all those silly-sounding diminutive adjectives in -y.

I hear there might be more to life than that.

Noel Fielding is great, and Sandy Toksvig was a surprisingly decent replacement for Stephen Fry on QI. I liked Mel and Sue, but I think Mary Berry is the person I'll really miss.

8 percent higher, if you want to be a nerd about it

Bah, with an attitude like that you're probably ridulously hot. This guy is fed up with you.

I'm a mediocre white man, but I think I must have been absent the day they were handing out the confidence.

I mean, personally, I'd say plain > pepperoni, but pepperoni (as long as there isn't too much of it) is the only topping that I find to complement the taste of the pizza rather than distracting from it.

I don't know, I think the worst pizza I've had in New York or New Jersey (excluding chains like Domino's or Pizza Hut) was better than the best pizza I've had in Canada. Not saying that there's no bad pizza in New York, or that there's no good pizza elsewhere; but I really do think the average quality in New York is…

Could be. The places I'm thinking of were all either in Allston or near Kenmore Square.

I didn't go to a lot of pizza places in Boston, but the two or three that I frequented always used "slice" to mean a quarter of the pie. Which I could kind of understand if they just cut a quarter of the pie for you and thus gave you a gigantic slice, but they'd always cut this "slice" in half, so that what you had…

Upvoted for the correct spelling of doughnut.