"Let the hooks do the work" is a phrase I hope to never hear around these parts.

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It turned out to be $50.

Yep, Harmon said exactly this in an internet video [citation needed].

Ah, ok. I was sincerely asking. I figured it was due to a bias one way or the other. I'll read a slanted news source as long as I know the slant going in.

Do we not like The Hill?

Marty Crane is my spirit animal.

Small-town appeal of giant corporation faked, details at 11.

That's true, he doesn't strike me as a person intelligent enough to be capable of wit.

1) The president is not allowed to be sarcastic, not to the press.
2) I think its more likely that he really thought those State people would be fired.

The Aqua Teens.

I tried. Chariots of the Gods was surprisingly boring, and didn't even attempt to sound plausible.

I've got a pretty extensive collection too, but most of it is packed away. Many video games age poorly, and while I don't really see myself breaking out God of War 2 again, for some reason I don't want to part with it.

Yeah, I don't get what makes that movie so great. Its one of those where I'm like "it was …fine."

Talk of having kids, huh? I say keep the games, forget the kids.

Another solarium?

I love when he puts one of his pointless filler words/phrases like "frankly" in what would otherwise be weighty and carefully considered statement. Good one, way to wing a statement on impending nuclear doom.

Should'a read even one comment down thread.

The wife and I were watching it for the first time a few months ago and had to stop once the D-Train got elected. Watching a thoughtful, deliberate president seek expert advice was just too depressing.

"Leaving now, bringing chicken."