I've seen Satan exactly the number of times I've seen a Nazi. I understand that both have a cultural significance that even an Atheist should understand. significance that anyone choosing to call themselves Satan clearly understands.
Am I going too fast for you?

You're right, the only thing worse than glibly tossing around the word Nazi would be glibly using the word Satan. It's this type of hypocrisy I notice.

I will never not see that now.

Here's where it happened.
https://youtu.be/bvHJhG_nNW…

My favorite part is how you have to donate money to Trump in order to log your results. I'm sure that doesn't skew the results at all.

Apparently owning the hospital means nothing. Remember, Yang gave her shares of the Hospital to Karev, which made his whole suspension storyline ridiculous. The idea that a white doctor who saves babies and owns part of a hospital wouldn't have been able to either plea that case down to nothing or at least string it…

How exactly does one "trait race?"

Like those exist.

He wasn't serious about that. He was LaBeoufing.

"In saving my life, she conferred a value on it. It's a currency I do not know how to spend."

The players union gave Goodell this power in exchange for some concession from the league.

That's as funny as a screen door on a battleship.

So, this couple was already in the process of renovating their home but agreed to hand their budget over to a company that very clearly stated would use those funds, to produce its own television show, using their home as a sound stage.
Why? This seems like a very one-sided arrangement, the couple admits was based on…

How did Blue October's "Hate Me!" sneak by you guys.

Your forgot the couple worry about their privacy as if the neighbors have nothing better to do than stare at them all day.

How did Mickey Avalon's "My Dick" not end up on this list?

Yes. Pjil's brother managed the band and when Hartman graduated from CSUN with a degree in graphic arts he was hired to design the cover art for Legend and for bands like Steely Dan and America,

Poco's "Legend." Whenever I see it I think of Phil Hartman and become depressed he is no longer alive.

Upon hearing the terrible news Seth, who was having a meal with friends at Prime, seemed troubled as he paused from his meal, watched the Lake Bellagio fountains dance fort a moment, before returning his attention to the six-peppercorn-crusted New York strip accompanied by spaetzle with Gruyère all personally prepared…