You're kidding me, Tomacco is straight up awesome. Not straight up as in a drink with no mixer, no straight up as in there is the sun source of all life.

It worked for Twilight.

It worked for Twilight.

No, no, no. We think it represents something good or, at least, enjoyable. What does that have to do with Britain?

No, no, no. We think it represents something good or, at least, enjoyable. What does that have to do with Britain?

He and Mothersbaugh would have words. And those words would have knives.

He and Mothersbaugh would have words. And those words would have knives.

Honestly? That's not the daughter I'm most worried about.

Honestly? That's not the daughter I'm most worried about.

I'm with Scrawler on this one as well. In addition, I like the community aspect and the salute to resilient tenacity, both of which were nice antidotes to R&J takes on those issues.

I'm with Scrawler on this one as well. In addition, I like the community aspect and the salute to resilient tenacity, both of which were nice antidotes to R&J takes on those issues.

Wasn't that on an episode of the Office?

Wasn't that on an episode of the Office?

There is a weird strain of Dixie-ness out on the high plains and llano estacado, but it's pretty clearly as out of place as a replica of Tara (the one from Gone with the Wind rather than ancient Ireland) built on a featureless stretch of buffalo grass and chapparal, which is a thing West Texas actually has.

There is a weird strain of Dixie-ness out on the high plains and llano estacado, but it's pretty clearly as out of place as a replica of Tara (the one from Gone with the Wind rather than ancient Ireland) built on a featureless stretch of buffalo grass and chapparal, which is a thing West Texas actually has.

This would be much like one about growing up West Texan except with a higher ratio of BBQ to tacos.

This would be much like one about growing up West Texan except with a higher ratio of BBQ to tacos.

I'm not going to marry it or anything.

I'm not going to marry it or anything.

I always thought that was that thing that Alison Brie complimented the local commentariat on.