Paige hates lying

That's exactly what I thought! I wanted Philip to yell out "don't make me touch you!"

I realize I'm a year late, but I thought they were talking about unmasking Zinaida as a spy, meaning they managed to confirm it through other sources. But now that I think of it, if they had already arrested her, they probably didn't need confirmation and you guys are all right.

It's even more relevant two months later.

Plus now he's heard from both Paige's parents that she is constantly lying and going behind their back about church stuff. I think he'd be obligated to talk to her about it.

I'm two months behind you, just saying hi.

Don't do it. While I was in Iceland I was told tourists ordering whale meat are the only reason they keep whaling.

A friend who worked at Continental Airlines (and now for United) once confided that a bunch of prize-winning dogs died on a flight because the ground crew forgot to check the mark for live cargo in the manifest, so the pilots didn't turn the oxygen on for the cargo hold.

Xtabentún is Mayan.

I really wanted to know exactly what made Walt leave. Gretchen mentioning that he just packed his stuff and left that 4th of July weekend made it intriguing; him not wanting to tell Jesse about it made it worse.

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Sound of Silence is one of the best running gags ever.

2 years later, you're still ruining it for people catching it on Netflix.

2002 takes offense.

I'm actually relieved that people are googling "scandals" instead of watching Scandal.

BUT actually better than the ending the movie got.

I agree… Plus the first movie took itself SO DAMN SERIOUSLY. None of the characters displays any sense of humor whatsoever, and that also set the tone for the rest of the films.

So little love for Arrival :(

Absolutely!

That scene in Arrival. I look back and I still haven't come to terms with how much that movie made me feel. All those feelings. And ideas, and language.