I’ve always contended that the ageless-ness of Tom Brady is basically a The Boys From Brazil situation. His Brazilian “wife” is really their handler and her modelling career is just a cover for her cutting-edge genetics experiments.

Yeah, part of this is psychology and social cues. If the server had been wearing big insulated gloves and a face shield when pouring the LN2, the customer wouldn’t have assumed it was harmless. But if it’s treated like a magic trick in a restaurant, you may assume you can be as cavalier as the server is.

Allison, I’ll add to the kudos, and let you know this post and the comments have led me to view something a little differently. There’s a KFC with a “honk if you loved our service” sign at the exit of the drive thru. My reaction to it has been “Why are you asking me to get on my horn in a crowded strip mall parking…

The other place they have shown up recently is when they appeared with the Suicide Squad in a comic book in 2017. James Gunn, you have your next sequel!

Frosted Cheerios deserve to be at the top of the rankings because they were endorsed by Chris Elliott and Larry ‘Bud’ Melman.

Oh, yes! That RC Draft was so good. Real cane sugar and a pure cola nut taste. I don’t know what process separates it from the “real sugar” sodas on the shelves now, but it was superior. My “close second” to it would be Virgil’s root beer, which has the same clean taste to it.

I used to occasionally get dragged to Souplantation by co-workers for lunch. My salad was equal parts kidney beans, chickpeas, and hard-boiled egg bits, all covered in the honey-mustard dressing. Along with the chili at the soup station, the pizza bits, and the soft serve ice cream, I managed to not just survive, but…

I’ve got an Avery Rumpkin in my fridge. I’ve never had one before, but I found it on the shelves in the spring and stashed it away to be my end-of-night Halloween beer.

As much as I enjoy Sierra Nevada, I don’t think I’ve ever had one of these before. Now I will be on the lookout.

Every beer nerd has a few revelatory beer stories from their youth. One of mine is Paulaner Oktoberfest. This is back in 1990 (old, etc.) when we were ordering a few kegs of beer for a college party. I think…

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Remember when Burger King released the “Toy Story” bags where Woody had a boner?  

“its”, dammit.

The screen captures are taken from a video that aired during the SDCC presentation. After they introduced Anthony Mackie and Sebastian Stan, Kevin Feige pretended he was going to read some more information about the show when the light in the room dimmed and the big screen behind the stage became static-y and…

The shooting location I was most delighted to find was from the TV series “Rubicon”. The series was set in New York, and the offices and rooftop looked out on the FDR and the South Street Seaport. So one time when I was in New York I walked around the apparent location of the building, and there’s the alley and the…

Can anyone drop a link to information about the famed “Fox forest” mentioned in the intro to this inventory? Google searches including “20th Century Fox forest shooting location” don’t seem to get me there.

Bacon-wrapped shrimp! So, so, good on a skewer with some green peppers and onions, straight off the grill.  Bacon-wrapped shrimp was my backyard grill revelation.

So you’re saying I need to change my phrasing regarding Keystone Light to “That beer IS fit for a dog.”

I’m a west coast guy so I remember the first time I had Yuengling. It was at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater in New York. They had a selection that was Bud, Coors Light, and Yuengling, so I asked for a “Young-ling”, had my pronunciation corrected, and then enjoyed an acceptable lager.

Yep, totally on-board with Alaskan Amber, Deschutes Stout, and even good old Sam Adams. I don’t know the last time I had a Pilsner Urquell. I’ll have to fix that. The others I haven’t tried. I actually see Deschutes Porter in more places than I see the stout, and that’s great, too. I’m also partial to the Sam Adams…

Or catch the foul ball in the beer cup and then pound the beer. Padres fans know how it’s done...