Sounds like you're floundering.

There are at least two people with e-books titled "Miranda's Rights" in Amazon's Kindle store. Based on their descriptions, one is a lengthy series of mystery/romance novels, and I think I'll just quote this tagline from the description of the other one: "Warning: This submissive woman has the right to be silent.…

Ahem, I have Under the Dome on the line for you.

I'm surprised that "I just thought… 'cause you're creative that you would know that I'm creative." didn't make it into "Stray Observations".

I thought Eric the PA's braids and the girls with him was a Spring Breakers reference.

…or lick anything

What about "skirts"?

I don't watch much Hulu, but muting using the OS and dragging another window in front or positioning the window with the ad off screen so it stays "active" will probably work.

What is on IMDb that says the American version is shorter? It started later, so the last two episodes haven't been released yet, but I'm pretty sure the episodes are uncut. The runtime is 75 minutes which allows for commercials.

I actually did play the Japanese version a few months before it was released, around the time the Wizard was being promoted. The local video store rented it out with an adapter to make the cartridge compatible with the U.S. system.

Science makes me feel… [Elvis face]

He's very good.

It probably won't be explained, but maybe Nathan's final act while he had control of Cardiff was to cancel or dilute Joe's stock.

Not that anyone asked, but my first exposure to Todd Barry was his appearances on Dr. Katz: Professional Therapist. Thank you for reading my post.

I think we need to test that theory.

Yowza!

If we win regionals, then it's straight on to sectionals, and then a week later is semis, then semi-regionals, then regional semis, then national lower zone semis!

The In-N-Out near my office is adjacent to a water park. God help you if you want a double-double (grilled onion, extra toasted bun) at lunchtime from June until September.

If it was a regular salad I wouldn't have said anything. But you had to have the BIG SALAD!

The show never says exactly how the shares in the agency were allocated, but Don probably had between 12 and 17 percent, so his portion of the buyout was $4,000,000 on the low end to $5,600,000 on the high end. He also has the apartment (minus furniture), plus whatever investments he had other than the partnership.