Like IT FOLLOWS it's just creeping out of focus in the background.

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Similar here. I take a word or name I like a lot and spell it out with a fun pronunciation and then put in a number sequence I can remember to break it up. I haven't had any break-ins so far and whenever I've had to give it to my wife she comments how weird my passwords are. So there's that.

That's pretty much the show. Watching someone not let something slide that anyone else would. That's its charm.

McConaugheyzelnuts give me the Imogen Poots.

The bright side of him succeeding after impeachment/resignation is that he'd probably spend the remaining term sitting at the Resolute Desk repeating "We made it, Mother. Jesus made me President" until the Secret Service came in to tell him it's time to go to the inauguration of the 2020 winner.

Mike Pence is such a piece of shit that I'd almost be sorry if/when DT resigns/is removed/loses interest and leaves to play with his model trains because Pence's brand of hateful stupidity shouldn't be rewarded with getting to be President, even if it's just for a year or two. Almost. But he's such a sack of crap…

I've always been fond of archduke. "I like being a duke, but I think I'm a bit more than your usual duke."

There's vomit on my sweater already.

That's a special nightmare. I guess it would have been against company policy to tell them to get in their car and turn on the radio since it seemed there was a law that mandated that song be playing on any given station at any given time.

"Doctor, your PhD appears to be in literature. Is there something you'd like to tell us?"

"I'm sorry, Mrs. Voorhees. We can't figure out why the boy gets so wound up whenever there's a hockey game on TV."

"Remember how unique that iconic character was? Well, boy, do we have some bad news for you!"

It was great to see Ed and Norma together again. It was a kick in the chest when she turned out to be with someone else.

You're not. The only bright spot to it ending is the rewatch I'm planning so I can watch more of it at once. (I don't think I could pull an 18-hour marathon.) But I'll be sad when it's over and will miss that excitement at the start of every episode because there's no telling where you'll be an hour later.

Honestly, if they want to hit him where it hurts that's the way to do it. All he's ever wanted is to be in with the celebrity class.

He's still talking about his proposal that's been law since the 90s?

Ams for sure.

It answers the burning question "Did anyone ever say 'Hello, Columbus'?"

He may not even be that old. My theory is that an entire junior high worth of detached disdain escaped, recombined, and took human form. Then it got a job at AVC.