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Jiro Dreams of Sushi: A fascinating and sometimes melancholy look into one man's dedication, or perhaps obsession, with perfecting his craft. Although repetitive at moments, the film is quite wonderfully shot and develops unique rhythms separating the cloistered world of Jiro's restaurant the streets of modern Japan.
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Ed Schultz fills, ahem, that role quite handily.
I'm not sure if I've seen the Judge Joe Brown ones off the top of my head, although I'm familiar with him so I have to imagine that I have at some point.
There is a personal injury law-firm in my area that somehow got Robert Vaughn to be in their television ads, and as such have been using the same one for at least a decade.
I think it comes from autistic children allegedly being able to understand and connect with Thomas the Tank Engine in particular over other programs due to the simple/clear facial expressions involved, rather than anything to do with trains proper.
Su-27 fine Soviet airplane. Drink enough brake fluid, real one have eyes too!
Well played sir. There will be no editing today.
Yeah that plural 's' makes the tile roll off the tongue in a distinctly unsatisfying way.
I had no idea Spaghetti Warehouse was a restaurant chain. I always just knew it from the multistory and intensely dilapidated actual warehouse emblazoned with its logo that became the butt of many a joke among my highschool friends and I whenever we passed it on road trips elsewhere.
*Terra Nova audience yearns forlornly for dinosaurs that never come*
Clearly what you need is the WaxVacâ„¢. Buy one and get a second free, so you can clean both ears at once and not look one bit ridiculous.
The episode they did on concussions and other dangers in High School football a few years ago was superb, so that's great that they are doing a follow-up of sorts on the NFL.
Liked for 'really got into lighting farts', as though there is an underground fart lighting scene.
I don't really put much stock in the percentage system beyond just being a very broad starting point.
I do analytical work writing about military vehicles, mostly foreign products. Pew Pew.
In general I'd advise leaving the star ratings alone and just going to straight to messaging if you're interested.
I reliably score as an INTJ and I'd say it's a pretty accurate appraisal.
There was a guy on my study abroad program who went out to strip club for his birthday, and late in the night the strippers took him back to the private room presumably for a lapdance.