I think that it’s overpriced , unless it’s absolutely perfect underneath. I’d do some serious haggling but I like it a lot.

I loved Navigato’s when I was a kid, but then they changed the recipe and got rid of the orange traffic cone marshmallows and it went downhill from there. Switched to Chocolate Frosted Sugar Bombs, but I’m old now and just eat rice Chex and almond milk instead. Hashtag sad emoji.

Man, I knew that rare cards could command high prices but I had no idea about just how expensive it is! (I don’t play, as if you couldn’t tell).

Honestly, the header photo looks like the kid in the costume is ratting some other kid out to Trump.

“Yeah, the one in the princess outfit took your Kit Kat? Eric, go over there and take care of things, willya?”

Wait, totally out of left field but....he’s dropping a few grand on Magic cards, like the game? I just want to understand this reference. (I know full well how much it costs to modify a Jeep, or any car for that matter!)

Those aren’t real jobs though, they’re for kids on summer breaks and housewives who want something to do a couple of afternoons a week when the kids are in school. Nobody works there for money - they do it for fun and the discount!

This is maybe my sole problem with his role - he’s got a distinct speech pattern, so that when he’s being nice (particularly in his earliest scenes with Will), he sounds just like Paul Buchman. I half expect him to call his assistant Ira.

I don’t know - if I want some caffeine on the way to work I’d rather deal with a Coke in a bottle or cup from McDonald’s than hot coffee I can’t actually start drinking before I’m halfway to work, or will burn my dick off if I have to panic brake.

RE: storming the field. The one year I went to a “real” state school with a football team and a town built around the university and a thriving school bar scene and dorms and shitty pizza places and stuff (I transferred to a school in the city the next year, which had a basketball team and everyone lived in an…

I missed that one! I admit that I’m a bit thrown off because nowadays that’s just a “generic 80's girl” outfit.

I have no idea. It just sounds like people are dropping glasses or beer bottles, or accidentally breaking windows.

I keep trying to figure out the background costumes - a lot of them seem to be generic vampires and whatnot, but there is a guy dressed as Magnum, P.I.. They even got the red Hawaiian shirt right (I can never find one when I dust that one off).

I liked how every thirty seconds or so you could hear glass breaking.

The place I work at has a T intersection like the one you describe, and people constantly fuck that up. That, and people crossing the T, who have the stop signs, and a giant fucking sign that says “Traffic coming off Smith Road does not stop” will pull out in front of you expecting you to stop.

I always find that photo funny just because of the way that guy’s dressed.

No opening tailgate, no deal. Especially one that seems to have a five foot drop to the bed floor and no outside steps to help you climb in.

Well, the stock car wasn’t particularly hard edged. It was fast, the handling was surefooted, but it wasn’t particularly exciting or fun to drive. The Alpine was the touring car that the Z8 was leaning towards all along.

Right? The only time I see a Neon on the street these days it’s an SRT4 with a loud exhaust. Haven’t seen a normal one in years.

I wonder if anyone ever bought the shirts. Like, I want to start trawling through Goodwill stores looking for one.

I think they’re playing “shirts vs. skins” - everyone else on Billy’s team is shirtless too. They did that in my gym class - so you could tell which team was which, one team had to go shirtless. Eventually we got gym shirts that were reversible - they had a different color on the inside, so you could wear them inside…