Not in England where they speak and write English.

Wilt Chamberlain spent the night in Cleveland once but didn’t get much sleep.

P.P.S. I hope you win the Super Bowl this year.

No take backs!

I would volunteer to judge a Obama/JFK walk-off. Just saying. If David Bowie wasn’t available of course.

“We don’t take that kind of language here on the Washington Journal,” is his safe-word, which as you can imagine has led to a lot of confusion during scene play.

OP was referring to the two posters for Heart of the Sea. k.

Agreed. I had a professor in college who collected Polish theater posters, and they were stunning.

You watched all that and think you’ve got a shot? Good luck. What’s your blood type?

It harkens all the way back to Chevy Chase as Gerald Ford, when it was just Chase in an ill-fitting suit.

Right, the original post where you cautioned your friends about the horrific reviews of Roger Rabbit. Which ones? Or do you cite yourself to your friends? Which, hats off, takes a set.

These horrific reviews for Who Framed Roger Rabbit?

Depends if he over inflated the cellmate in the process.

This is how the world ends, not with a bang but an apology.

Yeah, but resetting the boulder afterwards would be such a hassle.

That sounds an awful lot like David Ives short play, “Sure Thing.”

I didn’t read the Theon scene the same way. I think it was intended to be cut together to give the viewer hope that Theon was going up the abandoned tower. But in fact, he goes straight to Ramsey with the candle. Ramsey is in his chambers with all of his furniture, eating a meal; he’s not up some ruined old tower.

Did someone say Vulcan Bomber?

Good list. Minor correction - in Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, “Gay” Perry van Shrike is a private investigator not a cop.

On a comment thread for an article about the worst excuse ever, you just put yourself in the running. The irony is strong in you.