Yeah, that's what the song's superficially about. [Puts on glasses] Oh.

I think you read the opposite of what I wrote.

Especially if he already paid for that free ride!

Also, you did misspell "covfefe," the most important word in the English language, just before. If we can't be sure you don't know what covfefe is, how can we be sure you're not part of the MSM cuck elitists trying to infiltrate this 4chan board?

I get it. Obviously, you know them better than some random internet person who's never met them. I was putting it out there just in case, knowing some of my family.

He'll just storm off set.

I would actually do that. Tequila or nothing, though.

Don't want to stir the shit, but if they didn't say they didn't vote for him in November but are saying it now, they may just be covering their tracks.

Ad hominem attacks, whatever, that's breathtakingly accurate.

That is water.

It's now 36%.

Or original name.

You're opening up a whole new discussion here in terms of the health benefits of a vegan diet, but I'll just say that basing the practicality/healthiness of anything off of some experimenting college roommates is poor start.

Paul Rudd in Wet Hot American Summer.

I love that theory, but with Blue Velvet.

I think it probably has a lot to do with Almodovar intentionally pushing boundaries and raising, at least implicitly, ethical questions. The central "relationship" in Talk to Her is complicated as hell. His earlier stuff can have a dark comedy sheen, but I think that makes it even a bit more complicated. Tie Me Up,…

"Born in the USA" is all the lyrics in that song, right? Because me, too. That's right where I was born. I love that dang song.

"Buttered."

Really not trying to be contrary just for the sake of it, but it's really pretty horrible. Basically had it memorized as a kid. Re-watched in my 20s and was stunned how bad it was. From the little thief at the beginning on, I was disappointed in my dumb little teenage self.

Get back to your crossroads.