Really digging the rowdy gospel vibe at the beginning of the Kirby section.
Really digging the rowdy gospel vibe at the beginning of the Kirby section.
Maybe two or three empty seats in the very very front rows, 8:00 2-D showing. 10 degree weather.
I'm totally on board the Bernard = Arnold thing. Even aside from the obvious anagram giveaway, it makes this moment make more sense:
Yeah, the Man in Black's knife was certainly plenty sharp, and if an unconscious guest got a steady stream of milk poured in his or her mouth, that might be enough for drowning. Plus plenty of high places to fall or get pushed off of.
The hosts have not only scripts written for them with specific dialogue, but as noted in Ford's interview with Pa Abernathy, they have drives which no doubt determine their improvisation. Left to their own devices and uninterrupted by anyone else, Dolores and Teddy will play out their storyline as we saw it beginning.…
Just make sure your lights aren't all down. That way when she drives by your house she won't bother to see who's around.
The sheer drama of this election has driven voter turnout to its highest level in centuries: 6%. Exit polls show evil underdog Richard Nixon trailing with an estimated zero votes. The time is 7:59 and the robot polls are now opening … and the robot vote is in. Nixon has won!
You're missing the context of the verses that go before it:
And then there was plenty of Brian Huskey on Preacher immediately afterward!
Including McKay (the narrator), whose clear shared delight suddenly turns to horror when he realizes that disaster hasn't in fact been averted, it's only just been set on its course. I LOVE Kingdom Come.
My assumption was the griddle was gas-powered rather than electric, and that the veggies were from a can (given their cube-diced status).
THE BOTHANS ARE DEAD
I'll send YOU to Space Belize.
Yeah, I can kinda see it.
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The question is, how much nonsense will he tolerate? None, or some?
Because I haven't been able to find the answer anywhere yet… was the mannequin-pretender in the Salvation Coast Guard store Adam Scott?
"It is a little known fact, Normie, that save man the most intelligent beast is the pig. Scientists believe that they lack only thumbs and a language to prevent them from working menial jobs. A hog of good breeding might work for twenty or thirty years, and then at his retirement party, could be butchered and consumed…
It warmed my heart.
But… but then why was Saul so reluctant to accept Walt's offer of a free trip there?
Yeah, I only *almost* stopped. There was enough good there to keep going through the rest of the series, but my opinion of Xander never rose at all throughout.