NCIS & Grey’s Anatomy have also been on the air for about 1,000 years, so that also helps rack up the minutes viewed.

It never occurred to me their registers didn’t have scales.  They’re better than the used to be, but in the past I never bought produce there because of all the packaging.

On the bright side, with their trackers they’ll be easier to find after they get stolen and end up at various locations near the store.

“Playing songs like ‘Roadhouse Blues’ by The Doors, and other similar artists.”

Also, Stewart is 61. He might be the voice of a generation, but calling him the voice of our generation might be missing a few demographics sectors.

I don’t know if it’s a changed store policy or a state policy, but over the last 6-months or so I get carded every time regardless of self-checkout or cashier lane. Being over 40, it’s amusing the first time, but loses the appeal quickly. They should ask where you were on 9/11 or something & then call it proof.

Huckleberries are not nightshades. As your linked article notes, they’re in the genus Vaccinium and heath family Ericaceae, the same as blueberries & cranberries.

We must have a dozen coffee tumblers and metal water bottles in the house and I’m pretty sure I didn’t pay money for any of them. Wait! I just remembered I did buy a “I heart Canada” water bottle for $1 at a thrift store while on a work trip and needing a bottle. That has been worth the investment.

“The industry is ripe for disruption as demand for flavorful, non-alcoholic drinks is on the rise”

I know about him primarily because of Drunk History:

Well, that’s not great! 

She probably also sold at least 450 cassette tapes, 287 cassingles, and maybe 500 CDs. She’s rich!

So now you’ve got me thinking which reptile Kang variant might replace Majors. Frilled lizard maybe?

The linked study synopsis doesn’t explain how they got 500 cuts per day. It seems ridiculously high for an average. Are they assuming it’s stir fry for dinner every night and Denver omelets for breakfast?

The new one also reads like either a comment on traveling to Oklahoma (it’s OK) or a directive (Travel, OK!?!).

It was great to see Loki feel a bit menacing again too- both in the alleyway and interrogating Brad back in the TVA. I liked Loki’s journey a lot in S1, but it’s nice to see him enjoy a bit of power again after largely being on the run.

I’m not sure lutefisk is a staple anywhere. At best it’s a dish you endure once every December.

I don’t know, getting called the “Worst restaurant in New York City” seems like a real accomplishment!

Frozen 3: We Know You Parents Have More Money To Give Us

Don’ you go Rounin’ Roun to Re Ro!