I think this could be. I work in a creative industry where I’ve been fortunate enough to have a modest amount of success and many inquiries I receive about commissions start with something like “I don’t know if you’re interested but...”

I have always thought they could write off Luanne as having moved to Los Angeles for the manger babies and Lucky could’ve had another slip on pee-pee - except deadly this time.

You don’t have to drop the shot into the beer. In fact... I don’t really recommend this. Rather its originally just a cheap (rough) shot w/ a cheap beer chaser. Served fast and cheap; just what the guy making boilers needs at lunch to get through the rest of his day.

The yellowbird sriracha is pretty good. For me, the archetypal rooster stuff tastes too much like the preservatives in it - just kind of a weird taste you don’t get in the other srirachas.

On the Border’s tortilla chips are also better than any chain-restaurant-to-grocery-store product ought to be. Like shockingly good.

Somehow I got a bad bottle of Ken’s ranch the other week. Date was fine, opened it up and whoof... super sour. Tasted like vinegar. My wife sampled it and came to the same conclusion.

I tried watching it a few years ago and MwC is mostly terrible and cringe now.

The amount of pro-Depp suggested content that keeps coming up in my social media feeds is excessive and very weird. Huge paid sockpuppet vibe. I guess the 2020's are going to be about dueling social PR as much as anything in the courtroom.

Someone left some canned Heineken at my house after a party. Usually bottled in its trademark green bottle, Heineken is infamous for being skunked - to the point I just thought that’s what it was like. Turns out Heineken in a can is a completely different experience and quite decent for a macrobrew.

A few years ago flying in Newark on United we partially landed. Gear to port touched... an unusual delay of a moment later gear to starboard touched. Then the engines *roared* and we headed back into the sky at a rapid pace. Everyone got real quiet.

I don’t know if I’d compare the PUSA who has a shit ton of advisors on literally everything to an eccentric actor

Maybe he had one of those “oh, this explains some things...” moments. As I get older and find some people I’ve known in my life who were eccentric or unpredictable in their mood - only to later find they are diagnosed with something kind of bad, I understand. You do feel kind of bad for judging them.

Who would buy it? They’re a huge expensive headache to own so it would have to be another billionaire and none is interested in some oligarch’s pre-owned yacht. They might even become some kind of target for retribution.

There’s a regional burger chain here that has locations with the in-n-out style of drive thru windows where you could see in the kitchen. Must not have worked out they way they intended because now there are graphics covering the lower half of the window so where you can’t really see much.

There was another article about this (was it here? or nytimes?) but also that the movie ended up being more popular than they expected and they made many extra prints directly from the original master instead of duplicates intended for that purpose.

I bet he cut a deal with a willing finance person.

Lots of things like that... in small quantities (like propylene glycol), no harm at all. Dump a lot though and you can kill a great deal of things. Consider ethyl alcohol... fun in appropriate doses but gets deadly quick.

This doesn’t seem out of place for the era. In-dash screens weren’t the norm yet and displays usually weren’t touch screens yet so there would be issues with having a functioning radio/cd changer and space for all the controls. The unit was likely made by a third party brand as well - something common for a long time…

The rule of the day is supply and demand. KBB is based on supply and demand... in normal times. But since time’s aren’t normal KBB is irrelevant.

Florida man’s got nothin on UK’s finest