"Suss" is a British idiom?

@Gentle Herpes

So I guess that means that Nathan Rabin was the one who said, "religion is the last refuge of a scoundrel." Now I'll know.

Lisa Simpson said that religion was the last refuge of a scoundrel. I believe in the episode where Bart almost failed the fourth grade (though I may be crossing my episodes there).

Don't call it that.

"Schadenfreude" is "enjoyment obtained from the troubles of others," it doesn't have to be our friends. Though it would be particularly Schaden-ful, if it was.

I remember it as "Green Ribbon" too. I think the "Yellow Ribbon" was some sort of folk song.

Plan B
I wonder if Plan B would have worked better if it had been the Plan A? If Michael and Co had spent the days manipulating Eric into making a public fool of himself and making himself look like a dangerous lunatic? Especially since they knew that his brother was suspicious of him "using again." I guess it…

I think I justify the "no kill" thing to myself in the sense that Michael, when he killed people as a spy, was working as an agent to an organization he thought had the right to tell him to do such things. a soldier might kill lots of people while he's a soldier and suffer few qualms/see it as his duty/etc, that…