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Rowsdower?

Maybe the downvotes are people who think you're going to easy on Rummy? Like say, perhaps fuck him with Nagen's baseball bat.

Eh, Biography was never the same after they replaced Peter Graves and Jack Perkins.

And yet, they cast Julianne Nicholson in a show and immediately reveal her to be terminally ill. God damn when can this woman get a role that extends beyond a single arc?

I know right? Not a single cast member was gunned down.

I'm going to have to process my feelings about these horrible shows through the therapy of words.

Don't forget gumption and moxie!

And Roger Klotz turned to cooking meth.

It will appear to be a bad move, and she'll be on the brink, but then her album will be recognized as a masterpiece and win a bunch of CMAs and she'll be even richer. Because NASHVILLE!

Peggy can't die from a gunshot wound…she's got to contract some kind of hospital acquired bacterial infection that is antibiotic resistant so they have to eventually start cutting off limbs before she finally dies from massive organ failure. Because she's that horrible.

Either it's the worst film of the year, or a masterpiece. I hope it's the former because I'm not sure I want to live in the sort of world that regards a film like that to be the latter.

Well I for one reject your reality and substitute my own, and in that new world context, I'm glad you wholeheartedly agree with everything I say.

Well not just that but also the number of awards noms are way down, and the show has fallen off a lot of top ten lists. I think in some critics eyes the novelty of season 1 has worn off, and the sophomore slump didn't help. But Girls can certainly bounce back, and I hope it will. Some of the best shows have taken…

You forgot underpants. I'm pretty sure underpants factor into this equation somehow.

Ditto. It's not that good. I eat it stuff like this for breakfast because the grains and carbs get me through the day, and help my training as a distance runner, when I do my 7 or 8 milers in the evening. But it's not very satisfying, and I sure as hell wouldn't go to a restaurant and pay for the privilege.

We discussed this a lot in grad school, where the term for it is hyperreal marketing, i.e. marketing and branding that has no link to the product, but is calculated to illicit a feeling or an impulse. A classic example is Mountain Blast Powerade. If you think about it, Mountain Blast has abso-fucking-lutley no…

I don't get the appeal of courtside seats. I for one don't want to be near enough that a player fighting for the ball goes flying into me, and maybe it's just me, but i think the game is much easier to follow from higher up where you can take in the full court action.

You know what really pisses me off about these places? Notice in the picture, you can barely make out a "TM" sign after "Comfort Food Redefined." I fucking hate how every little startup like this comes along and they start thinking about branding and all this, no doubt preparing for the day they go on the Shark Tank…

I was doing thesis research which took me deep into Mississippi, and I stayed at a Super 8, because they always have free breakfast, and I was a poor underfunded grad student.