They could end those commercials with "fuck dish" and not have any change in tone.

Don't forget Leaves of Grass on his night stand.  What was once a clever misdirection to evade attention is now a clue perfectly placed by his arrogance to tip Hank off.

Don't forget Leaves of Grass on his night stand.  What was once a clever misdirection to evade attention is now a clue perfectly placed by his arrogance to tip Hank off.

I just watched it yesterday. Yeah, it's great, glad he got an Oscar for it.

I just watched it yesterday. Yeah, it's great, glad he got an Oscar for it.

Is that supposed to be sung to Husker Du's New Day Rising?  Because that's what I did.

Is that supposed to be sung to Husker Du's New Day Rising?  Because that's what I did.

There is the possibility that we don't fully know Mike's intentions.  He's always one step ahead: just like with Chow, he might have agreed to go along with him only to catch him blindsided with a gun to his head.

There is the possibility that we don't fully know Mike's intentions.  He's always one step ahead: just like with Chow, he might have agreed to go along with him only to catch him blindsided with a gun to his head.

Good call, somehow I am never able to pick up on wedding ring related clues.  Maybe it's because I never look for wedding rings.  Or maybe something else, I don't know.

Good call, somehow I am never able to pick up on wedding ring related clues.  Maybe it's because I never look for wedding rings.  Or maybe something else, I don't know.

I would advise you to never listen to Greg Proops, he uses "whatnot" as a punctuation to every sentence.

I would advise you to never listen to Greg Proops, he uses "whatnot" as a punctuation to every sentence.

It helps if you think of these more as just introducing something new to someone.  There have been some GTGs where I've never even heard of the subject or knew very little about them but was prompted to check them out with a clear entry point. I already am familiar with Gram Parsons music, but this article could make…

It helps if you think of these more as just introducing something new to someone.  There have been some GTGs where I've never even heard of the subject or knew very little about them but was prompted to check them out with a clear entry point. I already am familiar with Gram Parsons music, but this article could make…

Are you tall enough to walk into banners on the street?

Are you tall enough to walk into banners on the street?

Huge, even.

Huge, even.

I read The Riddle-Master of Hed, as profdragon suggested and, continuing my fantasy kick, started A Song of Ice and Fire (halfway through Clash of Kings).  Compared with George R.R. Martin, I appreciated how taut the Ridlle-Master is.  McKillip doesn't over explain every detail, and leaves much a mystery so that the…