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Seeing those oranges drop was hugely ominous, because you know what a pain it is to collect oranges once they've gone rolling down the street.

I feel warm and comfortable, because the weather out here is perfect! It's some consolation, I suppose, for being denied the show for three extra hours.

Jesse's gonna spend the rest of his money to buy a lifetime's supply of cherry-flavored Pez. No question about it.

"I can't believe this Russian is beating me!"

*uses spray cans as jetpack, succeeds only in making shoes green*

DID YOU EAT THE POTATO SALAD?

They exchanged fashion tips during the gun sale.

Let's talk significance! I think the beige - I'd call it white - is meant to be their attempt at some sort of spiritual cleanliness. Of course, it's merely a facade - to borrow from Saul, they're all short of sainthood.

MARK STRONG SOLVES CASES

"Hello, Walter."

Gahhh, the Curse of the West Coast Delay! Seven pages of comments, and it only just ended here! Good thing I got a late curfew, because bowling was canceled.

I want to give this accurate transcription all the likes!

"Y-you had arthritis?"

"Lisa the Iconoclast" is definitely a favorite of mine. Not only do we get Donald Sutherland's indelible performance, but I find the ending to be a particularly moving look at the tension between fact and myth. Lisa's decision is very thought-provoking.

Well folks, when you're right 52% of the time, you're wrong 48% of the time.

Man's never read a Simpsons writeup in his life!

"Well sir, it has been an uneventful week in Badger Falls, where the women are robust, the men are pink-cheeked, and the children . . . are pink-cheeked and robust."

Add me to this list! We'll call ourselves The Mauve Avengers!

Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosiiiiiiiiiiissssssss!!!!!!!!

Ahahaha, looks like I'm in good company.