It 2: Oversized Squeaky Shoe

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Also the incredibly awesome "I Bought a Headache".

Damn it man, don't do that, both you and the tea deserve better.

Tweedy's attempts at heart-breaking are well documented. His son should probably see it coming.

Legend tripping has inspired some great works of fiction, from Tom Sawyer exploring Injun Joe’s cave, to Stand By Me…

Reznor, Grohl, and Homme also recorded a song together for the Sound City soundtrack.

Junior's speech didn't really make me think of him as rational or sympathetic.  To me it just came off as classic crowd manipulation of the type employed by successful public speakers and politicians.  Playing on people's emotions and getting them to identify with you, even when you're nothing like them.  I assumed…

Gotta go with "Lifting Up the Skirt of the Night" as my favorite Bob's Burgers song.

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The sentence the way it's written indicates that "Double Feature" is Owen King's first work of professionally published fiction, instead of simply being his debut novel, which is actually the case.

"His younger son, Owen, made his fiction debut with the mainstream novel Double Feature."

"I have this ridiculously fancy chef's kitchen which I absolutely never
use because I don't know how to cook anything that has instructions that
go beyond "stick this in a microwave…"

I've been to Kuma's and I thought the food was pretty good, but not worth the three hour wait to get in.  Personally I think you can get a similar experience at Edzo's, though admittedly without some of the more exotic toppings Kuma's offers, but at least you won't have to spend hours waiting in line.

Chicagoland Area Breakdown

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I don't think she was supposed to be overweight in the novel, though I do remember some descriptive passage from the book about how her skin had "a loose quality to it."

I agree that Spacek really did a fantastic job making Carrie feel like an outcast, from the way she carried herself to the way she spoke and even her down-turned eyes and nervous facial expressions.

"…and suspend your disbelief that Chloe Moretz would ever be a total outcast just because her hair could use a combing…"

At this point we may as well rename The Simpsons (Classic) to The Simpsons (Good).