Block him. He's a neo-Nazi, and it's bizarre that he hasn't been IP-banned.

As they should be. There's no reason these issues should be "debatable" in 2016..

GET THE HELL OUT OF MY WAY!

Comedy starts with the “Ha,” which identifies the situation
as comedic. The “Ha” is followed by the “Guffaw.” This creates anticipation.
Next, there is the “Aw,” to continue your audience for surprise at the final
element, the “Ha-Ha.” Now does it make sense?

I'm happy to admit that ATHF is one the most gleefully silly, hilariously stupid things I've ever seen. You can just go ahead and be embarrassed for me.

Oh, I'm talking about venison, mainly, which I can't stand. I wouldn't consider fishing hunting.

I'm pretty anti-gun, but I bought and learned to shoot a 12-gauge, as I live in an urban area where I'm surrounded by dangerous crazies. Like, schizophrenic guys knocking on my door to tell me about how they are out of medicine and threatening the pizza guy kind of crazy.
Hunting is fucking stupid. What, you're telling…

Have they not cast the villain in the Handmaid's Tale series yet?

The hallmark of sociopaths and abusive spouses.

He might not pass means-testing.

There was a recent ep where Mitch was saying "you know Armen, right?" and Wiger responded, "yeah, I know him." And I'm like - he's on a pretty memorable episode of this show.

Yeah, that's where I first saw them. They introduced a song from Hungry for Stink and said they wanted to call it Shit Sandwich.

You've described a large chunk of the internet, there. Anhedonia as critical theory.

Like, even in my smallish southern city, the two record stores I've been shopping at for decades have never been busier. And I go to Dallas and Memphis a lot, where I never even have time to visit all of the options for great stores. These "record stores?" people are too lazy for google, I guess.

We have a bunch of Savers in our area. Never found any good vinyl, but deals on books are just nuts - the cute checkout girl who rings up all books as 1.49 regardless of price helps - and I got a used kindle for 10 bucks there a few weeks back.

"What kind of car do you drive? See you after your shift, you fuck…"

Ah, RadioShack. Where buying 3 dollars of 9V batteries apparently required you to give them your address. I'm a liberal whiny boy, but that kind of shit turns me into Ron Swanson.

Mostly bootleg movies, tv shows etc., though I don't think they were tied to a big box retailer like DivX, et al. VCD format could be burned to CD-Rs, which were phenomenally cheap at the time, DVD-Rs being fairly new and pricy. VCDs played on a surprising number of cheap players.

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Mine is a Goodwill.