Just remember, she’s capricious and has no loyalty.

Right behind you...

Your answer is informative, helpful, and non-judgmental. I hate it and I hate you, too.

May want to rethink that Scott.

Very possible. I’m a Midwesterner and I’ve only heard it neutrally in reference to food.

Chop Suey is kind of a generic term for an asian [usually korean] vegetable dish. There is an entire history of the dish in Seattle specifically, I associate it as “lunch counter food” not unlike teriyaki (which you aren’t probably familiar with if you aren’t from the PNW either), especially related strongly with…

Also, mentioning that he’s not on probation is only going to make us remember he never paid his dues for beating someone brutally.

Fascinating the number of “I don’t believe her” comments that are popping up. If she had confirmed the rumors and had said Sean had assaulted her, this comment section would be filled with words of support.

When I came to the US from Vietnam back in 1975 it was used quite often in a sing-song tone to taunt Asian-Americans particularly those of Vietnamese descent. It was usually used in conjunction with forcing your top front teeth out and slanting one’s eye-lids. It was used by adults and children and believe me, it…

Too many people to count are starting to reply with “Yeah, but Theon was asking for it.”

So what are they saying... that a bear can’t rape a man because it’s female?

I hate to break it to you, but “Who you think” is closer to Shakespearean syntax (~1500?) than “Who do you think”. People didn’t use auxiliaries for question formation back then. Also, “ate” as a past participle form of “eat” is acceptable in many dialects, and is certainly acceptable and widely used in Spoken English.

The dude taught Dame Judy Dench how to play D&D. One of us. One of us.

No one cares about your boner.

“Drugs like marijuana and LSD were at their peak”

“Eleanor, did I not telleth thee that the fletchings shalt be crimson?”

And likely killed the very next day to be sold and made into some ancient remedy to fend off effects of aging.

Dude, you militant vegetarian types are so strange to me. I didn’t say you had to feel this way, or that you had to think meat was delicious, I just pointed out that you could feel this way. Some vegetarians, like you, do not like the idea of meat and it nauseates you. Others very much enjoy it and decide they’re…

I mean, you can think you’re treating yourself better and being responsible while also acknowledging that you’re denying yourself something delicious.

I know I’m in a definite minority here, but I’ve always found Salvatore’s writing to be a bit pat/formulaic. That’s true of a great many authors, of course, and some are significantly more guilty of playing into a cookie-cutter pattern in their writing (Stephen King, Dan Brown, etc.), but I just—I can’t get behind…