I remember when Deadspin Up All Night! would have like a thousand comments. 

Yeah, only two sites left with comments sections. The comment sections were the bread and butter of these sites when Gawker still owned them. It’s only a matter of time before the rest of the sites are sold. 

Remember when there was only a ten cent difference between each tier of gas? Now it’s 40-50 cents per gallon. 

I wonder if he still has that house. 

In a theater by yourself with your pants around your ankles?

Surprisingly, Madame Web is still in the theaters! It made $83K in 172 theaters. You still have a few days to watch this cinematic masterpiece the way it’s supposed to be seen.

I made the mistake of going to Kotaku in Action and it was the worst subreddit I’ve seen in a while.

Thanks for the info. It’s weird that articles still show a comment count, but the comments don’t show up. Pretty soon, there’s not going to be anything left of G/O media. 

I don’t think I would buy pre dyed Easter eggs.

I know about inflation and everything, but nothing at Taco Bell should cost more than $6. At over $8, you’re approaching local taqueria giant burrito pricing. 

And with the way EVs are currently depreciating, you should be able to buy it pretty cheaply at the end of the lease. 

Their two footlong subs for $7 on Sundays got me through college. Other than that, I really don’t have too many fond memories of them. 

Popeye’s real secret was that the spinach had steroids in it so not only did it make him stronger, but it also gave him roid rage.

Soon! I believe that the original version of Popeye goes into public domain next year.

And the Brady Bunch!

Probably not. The only reason why Gen Xers and older generations know about Popeye was they syndicated those black and white cartoons a ton and kids watched what was on. Other than a little seen web series from seven years ago, the last Popeye cartoon was from the late 80’s and an animated movie from 20 years ago.

Body blow! Body blow!

Yup, they probably should just close all their locations and be done with it. I’m not sure how much the brand is worth anymore. The time to sell would have been 3-4 years ago when they still had 100's of locations left. With so few stores left, a big expansion would require too much money from the new owners to…

When are we getting the gritty reboot of One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish?

Madame Web made $400K in what will be its final weekend in theaters. It will finish under $45M domestically when it leaves theaters on Thursday. If you want to see this train wreck in the theaters, you only have a few days left and you’ll probably be the only person in the theater.