Yeah, but just wait until the Homeowners Association finds out.

Alas, I haven’t time to hemorrhage 

Seconded. After I switched to European-style butter and finally came around on the “I (mostly) don’t have to refrigerate it,” having soft butter on hot bread is a treat.

Knock it off, Hudson.

Doesn’t he have to wrap up the prequels leading to Alien?

*Cues up scene from ‘Back to School’*

He looks like he’s about to go to town on some lime-a-rita. Or like he’s holding two D-cell batteries.

This is not terribly summer-y, but how about an egg-based sauce? Something like a hollendaise, custard, etc. These can turn into scrambled eggs quickly, so it seems this application would be good.

How about Kylo’s ability to pull information from his victims? I don’t know that we’ve seen someone be able to do that before.

Merci!

And it won’t run down the battery.

I mean, at the time the trope was that the technologically-advanced military force would come to save the day, wiping out the alien threat.

But what about the SubwayFreshTakeHotline? How am I going to get my fill of luke-warm sports takes if every other sentence isn’t sponsored by Subway?

Backtracking is actually interesting; enemies will spawn in areas you’ve already been, so you’ve got to be alert.

Watch the “Juan Likes Rice And Chicken” episode of Documentary Now! on Netflix, and see how they pull the filming style. Its perfect.

It is “childish” to race up to a stop sign or to take a corner on two wheels

The original linked article does identify the 87 year-old as the driver of the other car. But it appears that Berman’s wife rear-ended the other vehicle, causing it to flip and her car to go into a ditch and flip.

So that they can get in front of the story and get their spin out on what they are doing.