That's cold, Jay!

If you're in the southwest, your pizza is probably not pizza. Or food.

Is there a problem with "making"?

I have done exactly what he does regarding Pamela, so it's only unpleasant for me with regard to its familiarity. Yeah, it's some kind of masochism, I think.

Whereas I'd totally go for it but my girlfriend doesn't even wear makeup herself. Not that I'm complaining about that.

Tetris and Super Columns, which was a Sega knock-off puzzle game, used to do this to me fairly often. And then later Dr. Mario and Super Puzzle Fighter. I like puzzle games, is what I'm saying.

Yeah, BTS have had that cover in tow for awhile. It's pretty fun.

Yeah, it's like a 500 page book and I blew through it in under 24 hours.

They also have spent something like 5.7 million over the past 3.5 years on lawsuits by victims of brutality and mistreatment. So, there's that.

In order to accurately represent the system as it actually functions, it should have been about 90% people taking plea bargains without ever appearing in court.

Ending sentences with prepositions also seems to be a big PA Dutch thing.

I had a friend once have a complete psychotic meltdown at a party on a combination that was something like alcohol, blow, K, and acid. It was seriously the most terrifying thing I've ever seen in my life. This is a person I've known forever and in the middle of that when he looked me in the eyes, he wasn't there.…

The description reminds me a little of The Act of Killing, too.

Absolutely my favorite. The really, really well-executed dramatic stuff that sometimes makes me weepy, coupled with things like, "I'm only one skull short of a Mouseketeer reunion!" and "You're twice the the he ever was!"

The Act of Killing is seriously one of the most insane pieces of non-fiction I've ever seen.

Zelda II: Adventure of Link, although if I'm honest with myself I gave up a long time ago. But that's the only one that still sticks in my craw, even though it's been 2+ decades at this point.

There was also briefly a combination Arthur Treacher's franchise/Korean take-out in Bloomingdale DC. It didn't last very long. Unfortunately.

You might remember me from such driver's ed films as "Alice's Adventures Through The Windshield Glass" and "The Decapitation of Larry Leadfoot"

Had to scroll for awhile, but this is mine, too. Also, "Borderline" is great.

Ugh, Le Show is unlistenable.