She exuded this sensuality that rather than running counter to her role of being a host on a mostly white MTV lineup, accentuated her attractiveness, while also presenting an opposite view of heroin chic by embracing her curves. Or, 13 y/o me thought she was hot. Either way, she ruled.

Five Guys rules, and I put it in the same class as In-n-Out or Shake Shack.

Ugh, Carl's Jr (AKA Hardee's back here in the East) is just the worst… except when it comes to breakfast. Hardee's breakfast kicks McDonald's and BK's asses every day of the week.

Did..did you eat that bag of dicks?

Big McLargeHuge

"I smote him! I smote him good!"

Please add "Tour of Duty or GTFO"

Drugs ruined her career, though she did seem to have a type (Majors, O'Neal) who did her no favors and made things worse for her.

I think they cut to the quick on it too soon, so that everything bad that happens is "Saviors did it".

I kind of feel like TWD missed an opportunity to delve into a matriarchal society (where the men were killed off from within), instead relying on the Saviors to be the big bads again. It may have been muddying the waters and setting things up so that there can be only one antagonist (or maybe they didn't want to piss…

Eh, maybe. I think it's more in line with her looks (because Hollywood) and some of her earlier roles. Streep, Mirren, Keaton, and Moore don't have to put up with the same shit that Bates does, because in the minds of a lot of people, she'll always be Misery (not Annie Wilkes, but Misery) or a Cajun ranting about…

That cocaine isn't going to buy itself.

A lickey boom-boom down!

Absolutely. The main difference between Rick and Gregory is we never saw Rick robbing a grave, whereas Gregory gave a lameass "Hey, it's a nice watch" ; after punching him, Maggie should've said that the last person who stole that watch was a cannibal who got machete'd by Rick (who at that point was looking like an…

"Wait, why can't I be Chris Benoit?!?"

It was an album out of time; if it would've been released a couple years later, when the Alternative music landscape had been fundamentally changed thanks to Grunge, there would've been a better audience. Capitol had no idea what to do with Boutique, so it languished.

Get out of here with those pesky facts! You're messing up the narrative!

And his brother. It's almost like he knows what he's talking about when he says life was better before Rick showed up.

The problem is that Negan (in the books) was constantly compared to TDK's Joker by some fans, in terms of the level of evil genius he brought (with the Governor standing in for Tom Hardy's Bane - overblown, and fatally stupid). I disagree with Handlen about it being Morgan's fault; the writers just don't know what or…

Eh, I'd settle for Dwight taking an iron to the other side of his face.