Well, the Angry Whopper was the best thing, but yes, the Whopper is now the best thing there.

It annoys me when these lists include food items that are specific to a city within the state but not the state itself. A Cubano may be iconic in Miami, but it’s not in, say, Jacksonville. Philly cheesesteak is a Philly thing, but not a PA thing per se.

As an optimist I have to point out that intermittent Larson is better than no Larson.

What?? No Stargate SG1: Window of Opportunity?

It feels like there is one scene with Arnold and Jackie in the whole movie.  CGI looks Netflix quality.   

When one of, if not the primary motivation, for not releasing the original theatrical cut again is so there are no royalties to be paid to your ex-wife, that merits a “spiteful prick” characterization. This is why the laser disc edition was the last version of the theatrical cuts to be released. George’s first wife…

I cannot definitively say that this is my favorite, for I have not yet tried them, but I hope to do so someday:

It’s never been “Han shot first,” goddammit.

I have read the Mercury content in shark is way higher than anything else since they are at the top of the food chain. This seems like a weird thing to now be promoting!

100%:

I highly recommend his version of Royals with Postmodern Jukebox.

I love smarties! And those little packs of sweet tarts. Sometimes you need something to cleanse the palate after scarfing 27 chocolate bars.

That was so cute. I could have done another 800 words about how I want to know more about their relationship. 

I can understand objecting to the insulting stuff, like the leering guy at the car show asking if the girl at the display comes with the car. But in the main this is like complaining “This guy came up to the checkout counter and said ‘How’s it goin’?’ when in fact he doesn’t even know me.” The purpose of this kind of…

I thought Richard Hammond had this job.

This comes off as a bunch of old men squabbling over the fact that one of them is remembered while the others were forgotten.

Whenever Norm MacDonald comes up I take the chance to post the greatest joke ever...

This is the program that changed Liefeld’s life, from 1981: “For centuries, Man has wondered what, if anything, exists at the ends of our lower appendages. Fantasy, philosophy, and science have all taken their turns at speculating. But does the truth stand somewhere in between?

What a shocker, the image cuts off before you can see the feet.