I've always eaten quite well in England, including when I was working on an archaeological dig which had (obviously) a low budget. Simple stuff, but very good. And I'm not British, so I'm not saying this lightly.

But they're, like, doing their best

It's already a Netflix category.

Oh no ! What have I done ?

I don't think you did, actually.

Well, if you really want to translate the quote, you should have written "people called rommanes" or something like that.

Yeah, you two are real wordsmiths

That's actually give or take a few details the plot of the novel I was referring to earlier.

I'd like to see the novel Kenobi adapted. It was quite good, and McGregor would rock it.

The best way to watch these movies is probably to skip all the non-Kenobi bits, McGregor being possibly the only redeeming grace of those movies.

That's not really reposted though, right ? The guy is making it up ? I'm genuinely asking.

That's what's so annoying when you're a Sith : you're thronged with losers who try to imitate your style to no avail.

Hopefully the movie is quite different. I can't take another montage like at the beginning of Up. I saw the movie at Christmas with my family. It became quite awkward when everyone at once tried holding back their tears in front of an animated picture.

And I don't like the implication that cleavage immediately equals non-feminist. I'm not wearing turtlenecks everyday just to conform to some imagined feminist rule. (I know I really stretched the meaning of the original post, but we are, after all, on the Internet, where that kind of things is done)

It's nice of you to try, but it's a recurring problem with me. Even your nifty synthesis didn't work : I'm still lost. The only thing I'm good at actually is scrabble.

Tomasi's Batman and Robin is full of Batman's advice to Robin, like "Forewarned is forearmed" and stuff like that.

This article finished convincing me that I am innately unable to understand anything about card games or any board games outside of monopoly. Just looking at the rules gives me a headache.

To be fair to the book, which, admittedly, I haven't read, the emphasis here seems to be more on the vintage look than on the gigantic knockers.

Teaaars of a rapper…

His rants came as a surprise. I thought someone who played Jayne's character in such a fun and self aware way would have to be more or less the opposite of Jayne's character in real life.