According to IMDb, this is correct.

I love those things but I'm pretty sure if I ate one nowadays it would just rip all of my teeth out.

I think the first time I played the game, I got him right before I went to a vault filled with super mutants. He got gang raped by a pack of mutants and died. I think I had him for all of a day. The last time I played it, I made sure I had the perk where he would be reborn if he died, so I was able to send him into…

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There was also Serafina, not to mention Giulietta Masina.

He does raise one good point though: it's really impossible to boycott Adam Sandler movies any more than I already am.

I had a similar experience in New Vegas with Veronica (the companion who was voiced by Felicia Day). She disappeared forever and then just randomly showed up to punch my enemies.

Yeah, I guess, but I still feel like the kid's talking about the shoe.

Ice Road Archers.

I once lost Dogmeat for like a week of game time. I assumed he had just been killed somewhere, and then one day he just showed up again out of nowhere.

Oh, God, I don't know whether that line pisses me off or amuses me greatly. Does it represent that we've arrived at a time where the shoes Michael Jordan endorses as Air Jordans exist as an entirely separate entity from Jordan himself, and that the actual person Michael Jordan is unknown to them outside the shoe?

After the first time, I made real sure not to reply "YES" to the "Would you rather watch this 5 minute commercial before your show starts or several commercial breaks within" because of that one.

One of my favorite movie memories was seeing Precious with a lot of African American women (mostly) who were very into it and yelling advice at the screen and so on. When Monique threw the television at Precious, someone shouted "OH NO SHE DIDN'T" and I fucking lost it.

*explodes*

Grandma, with Kunis as Seyfried's mom.

Was she pregnant while filming those?

Funny thing about the mustache song - it's actually a real song from the period. I didn't think the film was anything particularly awful myself, either. Bad, but I don't regret watching it. I didn't think the first Ted was much better.

Circle of Iron rules.

"in hopes that they might learn something" Pfft, yeah, right.

That can't be true. Didn't Eliza Coupe star in that?