I think he’s saying, “can I buy this now? If so, see you suckas later, I’m gonna go play it.”
I placed mine next to my pristine copy of Infinite Jest, which I’ve totally read.
Edit: the guy before me explains it.
Better?
They referred to her as Mitsuko in like season 2 or 3, though I can see how you’ve forgotten, being that I don’t think she’s been on the show in years.
I guess it’s in how you look at it. Philosophical discourse is basically problem-solving, but with the questions themselves being more important than the answers, and the answers really not being needed at all.
Fall Guys are so ripped that even their skeletons have abs.
Mention Nightmare on Elm Street and not:
I question the sanity of anyone that likes the Civic Type R styling. It’s just so pointy, and angry-looking. I don’t like it when my car is mad at me.
Malmkrog sounds right up my alley. Movies where nothing happens but talking, explaining, over-explaining, explaining some more, rhetorical circle jerking and then rinse/repeat are my jam; my bread and butter.
It’s not about it being hard, it’s about the adage of “time is money”, which would of course mean “money is time.” As in: “Is it really worth saving a few bucks to put up with the hassle of trying to do this yourself?” What’s the point of having money if all you’re doing is spending your time retiling your shower and…
Magic Mike is the perfect Halloween movie.
I will not accept rides from guys that are driving a ‘32 Ford deuce coupe anymore, no matter how much Coors they offer me.
“The satanic cabal that has been ruling the world for thousands of years is about to be exposed and exterminated.”
I haven’t actually played Hades. The music sounds nice, and I’ve seen videos of it and really dig the voice work when the guy is talking to all the different people, but the gameplay of it just doesn’t interest me one bit. It doesn’t looks bad or anything, just like something that I wouldn’t enjoy.
And sesame cake. He loves sesame cake, but can’t have any.
