That is true, but overall there's a strong favoritism toward British popular culture as some superior to that of the US that's become gradually harder to justify over the last twenty years.

Lol…. more books…

Why is this funny? Like, it is, but why?

Are those real things, or are we back to talking about ethers and miasmas?

Everything was good in Paris. There was even this "California burger" truck I came across that was good. I'm sure it's mostly because of the language, but the time has really come for us to wean off our present Anglocentrism, both geopolitically and culinarily. Maybe we already have, idk.

And the clickbait industry rejoiced.

You don't really get this whole "union" thing, do you?

What are you talking about? I'm saying people should not be collectively punished based on their state of residence. You have repeatedly implied that everyone in each Republican-voting state is a bigot who deserves to suffer.

Yes. As I said, every single one of them.

If it isn't carne asada or al pastor "con todo" with a medio litro, jamaica, or horcchata, it's not a taco.

I was amazed to discover that Indian food, on the whole, is better in France than in Britain. You'd expect Indian food to be better where there are more Indians. Unfortunately, the British try to make it their own, whereas France doesn't mess with success.

On the other hand, you can always cry "cultural appropriation."

But it isn't just going to crumble. It's still useful as defensive infrastructure.

They still have a wall. Don't need magic to have a wall.

https://www.youtube.com/wat…

@ruckcohlchez:disqus is actually Harry Truman.

I still find Euron mysterious. And by mysterious I mean boring.

It's the Circle of Life.

I'll be in my bunk.

…This version is more realistic.