I thought there was a youtube video of the same annoying laugh appearing again and again throughout HIMYM, indicating it was canned?

The last gif is so poorly done that I actually find it kind of charming, like an ugly puppy.

Great Job When You Take into Account Your Lack of Prior Experience and Your Current Skill Level, Internet?

My thought process is considerably simpler: Deflategate rhymes, Ball-ghazi doesn't, so I like Deflategate better.

I don't have many (well, any) football friends (well, any friends period), so I may not be the best barometer, but it seemed like the bounty thing was just cast aside by everyone as no big deal. Even other players seemed to dismiss it as part of the game.

People still make mix tapes? Fuck, I need to get some friends.

I don't know….how supportive the kids are was the highlight of the first two seasons for me, but going into the third season, I'm kind of over it and want to start seeing them be dicks to one another.

Well, shit. I didn't even think about the health implications of not being taken seriously. I was just thinking about image. I'm so shallow.

I remember him making the rounds and talking up his part in Inglorious Basterds on every fucking show. When I saw that he was essentially cast as an extra along with BJ Novak, I was honestly embarrassed for him.

But now people likely roll their eyes inwardly at them when they're requesting gluten free stuff and assume they're one of the ignorant bandwagoners who are maybe also anti-vaccines and who maybe also lift 2 pound weights at the gym because they want to get "toned."

From what I understand, celiac disease is a real thing, requires a gluten free diet, and it's just diagnosed more often now due to doctors screening for it.

While what the girl did was wrong and unjustifiable, I interpreted her motives as being deep personal shame rather than an attempt to punish her boyfriend.

I did not know that was the case. Nice.

I assumed there were no Cheers episodes because the greatest episodes were pre-1990 and thus didn't make the 25 year cut.

My favorite It's Always Sunny was a recent one where Charlie took a placebo and thought he was getting smarter.

I think for me it's all about execution and not so much about innovation or attachment to the characters. I've seen way shittier movies with cardboard characters that scared me more.
The director needs to know just how long to let a shot linger to reach that maximum, seat gripping anticipation or when to insert a big…

As far as recent example of movies that have had at least a scary (for me) scene:
The Conjuring (I'd probably rank that clapping game or that scene in the bedroom as being the scariest scenes in recent memory), House of the Devil, Insidious, Sinister, Paranormal Activity, The Woman in Black, Mama, Martyrs….

I scrolled down to R and S immediately looking for him.

Maybe it's an insult to people with children, but I've been regularly referencing The Babadook lately when referring to my two pets.

Potential minor spoilers ahead: