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I like the still on that embedded video. "Oh, shit, guys. We forgot to photoshop in that gun."

Yup. That's his favorite show. He told me he only kind of liked Breaking Bad because it was "too predictable."

I'm only comparing the Netflix content between my 1080p in the bedroom and my 4K in the living room, and there's a serious difference.
The downside being that DVD looks like VHS on it.

Try this corn chowder. It'll fuck your ass up.

I work in a Southern courthouse, and I always want to say, "good morning, Mr. Leghorn!" every time I see someone wearing one.

We spent thousands of dollars and man-hours to determine that you should just buy the OXO and KitchenAid version of everything you might need.

I frequent a very good local bakery/coffee shop, and it was only after I got the Baking Book that I realized they got every single recipe they were using from it. And yeah, those scones…

I disagree that 4K is a gimmick, at least to the extent that most of the new Amazon and all of the new Netflix content is in 4K (and looks great). But it's likely to be subsumed by something like 8K or 16K as soon as everyone adopts it.

You're right. I confused the swear in "People Ain't no Good" with the one in "Far from Me."

My friend has a 3D curved one and never shuts up about it. He also owns no physical media that would play in 3D, only watches bad USA dramas, and is the kind of guy who camps out at the apple store for the new phone every year.

It's almost ground zero for immediately dated pop culture references disguised as jokes.
And for using a song from the Boatman's Call with the word "fuck" in it for some reason.

I got a 65" LG 4K last Cyber Monday for $999. It's a phenomenal TV. I still think curved is a gimmick. Even standing directly in front of one, it feels off.

He just comes across as way too passive aggressive and snotty with his co-hosts on TV and the podcasts. Bridget Lancaster in particular seems to only barely tolerate him.

Their cookbooks are worth every penny. I've made about 50 things from them and haven't encountered a dud yet.
Chris Kimball, if the ATK podcast is any indication, is a gigAAAAAAAAAAntic douchebag that is barely tolerated by anyone unlucky enough to share a room with him.

Better buy that curved gimmick, non-4K TV quick so you can see it drop to $499 for Black Friday in a few weeks.

Enthusiasm is underappreciated in modern comedy. But when it's just your default setting, it means nothing.

It's typical of the hack comedy of the time. But I'm not sure what would have been particularly hard-hitting w/r/t Clinton in 1992. Whitewater was still in its nascent investigatory stages and wasn't particularly ripe for satire, Paula Jones wouldn't turn up until 1994. The joke about Clinton at the time was more or

That song was about Budd Dwyer, and Courtney Love has never been the best thing even alone in a room.

Almond Joy, if only because the almond takes up space where more coconut would be.

Hotter take - Gummi worms are better than gummi bears. I get to pretend that I'm eating worms. I calls them "slurms."