Chalk it up in the loss coulomb.

They'd probably rather give you the local content since that's what they have loaded on the local servers.

Please, allow me, I'll just circumvrent you.

Something about asking local Indians for help.

UTF symbol characters, probably. Testing: 💩

A great Youtube mashup of Darth Vader scenes with James Earl Jones dialogue from his other films, primarily The Great White Hope: https://www.youtube.com/wat…

BLACK RAGE!

We'll see who brings in more honey.

They don't allow you to have bees in here.

Yeah, and no one else can get FDA approval because part of the process requires getting a large supply of Daraprim from Turing Pharmaceuticals (Shkreli's company) in order to prove that the generic is sufficiently identical and Turing won't sell anyone enough to do that.

It is, but it isn't a Canadian whisky I would actually get for myself. I haven't tried too many others, but I did like Forty Creek when I had it.

To clarify for any Scotch novices, Glenmorangie is very good and quite affordable, but tastewise the standard bottling is almost the polar opposite of Laphroaig. It's a much better entry point for someone who is used to bourbon or Canadian whisky like Crown Royal.

Maybe you need to change to a different brand of butter.

I'm really looking forward to the inevitable "West Brovinas" barbershop episode.

Is it yogurt?

That sounds like it must have been as big as a softball.
Edit: yep, just about: http://images.scrippsnetwor…

Once upon a time gelatin was an upper class food because obtaining the gelatin was fairly labor and resource intensive: wanna boil leftover pig parts for a few hours? Then it became industrialized, sugar and canning became cheap in the 1950s, and using gelatin made those canned fruits and vegetables tastier and…

The early 90's are back and if you don't believe me, ask my parachute pants and slap bracelets!

I was about to naively say that maybe the extensions are getting harder to pass but I just checked on the 1998 extension and it passed both houses without even enough opposition to merit an actual vote count.
Some politicians like to talk about corporate welfare, but there don't seem to be many who will acknowledge…

You're certainly right about most trademark enforcement being about making clear that a given product or message is or is not associated with the brand. So you can give any opinion on Budweiser you want, but you'll want to refrain from wearing a hat with their logo if you do so on TV.