Before he retired, I would carpool with my dad to work. I was loving at home at the time and we taught in the same school district. One Friday afternoon I’m waiting for him to come pick me up...and waiting...and still waiting...

There’s a bakery/deli not far from my house that makes a sandwich similar to this. It’s wonderful. Ain’t no fuckin’ grilled cheese, though.

Bingo. Everything else is a grilled sandwich.

Cheese.com disagrees with you. It’s just hella oily. Hence the melting.

I can see it. When she wasn’t working, she was being a mother to her many children. There really wasn’t time for kicking back. Doo was the one out there living life.

Yeah...

True story: I would bang the shit out of Gilfoyle.

In context, this scene is Stone. Cold.

These people are doing the lord’s work.

In my bffs case, she hung herself.

Quote-ability isn’t the only baseline; I did also mention a reference-ability.

There’s an important distinction that we both sort of touched on in “phenomenon vs. zeitgeist”. Avatar was a phenomenon in that it was rare and strange and new. It will always have that. But for whatever reason, it didn’t weave its way into our collective consciousness. Titanic is the perfect comparison in that it was…

This is one of those movies that I liked despite itself. There are things I think are genuinely great and some I think are genuinely silly. Its weird and polarizing and I totally get that. I just happened to fall on the thumbs-up side of the fence.

The fact that we’re still talking about it after 7 years seems to suggest it’s still relevant.

Dear Mike,

Well it’s an easy mistake, the two being completely geologically and climatologically different and all. ;-)

It looks like they photoshopped her face onto another body.

Am I the only one who sees the Botox?

This! While I realize that ceviche is “cooked” chemically (“cured” might be a better word) this in not even in the same ballpark as someone’s cookies or muffins.

I guess you missed the “most” part of that sentence.