I think Billy is a black-out drunk and John basically talked him into it because while Billy knows he had something to do with it he can’t exactly remember what happened. John has to convince him he did it to make him a scapegoat since their dad saw Billy bloody that night which would lead to questions.

I also think it is possible that the baby-daddy is in fact Ryan and that John killed Erin to keep it covered up. The pendant is much more of a teenager thing to buy and the receipt just said “Ross”.

The guy’s name is Billy and it is fairly obvious that John is the actual killer (he is likely in the picture given to the Chief.

Don’t do that. He’ll just get closer.

Like the saying goes, “Never meet your heroes.”

Right, the canon is something that should be added to, not subtracted from.

Khrystyne Haje...she was VERY important to 11 year old me.

Yeah, if you already have Plex Pass, then it makes little sense to switch. I started on Plex, and was almost ready to get PP, but a few things held me back:

Yeah, if you already have Plex Pass, then it makes little sense to switch. I started on Plex, and was almost ready…

Mostly it’s just privacy, as too much of your data and usage is routed through Plex’s servers. I have lifetime passes for Plex, Emby and Subsonic. For most media and sharing I use Emby, but for my personal music on the go I use Subsonic, the mobile apps for music are a lot better than the other two’s offering.

Mostly it’s just privacy, as too much of your data and usage is routed through Plex’s servers. I have lifetime…

Take that, Josh Whedon.

You know it's a weak year when the Borat sequel got a screenplay nomination.

They deliberately manipulated people with the Peters stuff.

Same, but outrage gets updoots and reddit is the AV club’s main source.

But... Pills! Los Ageless!! New York! Young Lover!!!!

Sepia is also the color of old pee, and if those two words don’t describe NYC in the 1970s, I don’t know what does.

According to all the bloggers upset over the tool in the thread you referenced, it seems to have very little to do with historical information and context and entirely to do with ads & clicks. The history/context shtick seems to be a façade for ‘we have to add filler for the money’ which is fine. People should make…

I don’t disagree Claire, but it just might be you are revisiting the recipe for the 2nd or 15th time and don’t want to reread all of that info. 

If the pages of boilerplate preceding recipes is actually important, then you are reading better cooking blogs than I am (not unlikely). In my experience, it’s usually anecdotes and cheerleading about the recipe they already sold you on with a photo. The worst offense, though, is that the main website I use for…

That’s so funny! I remember certain parts vividly...other parts not so much. My partner and I got to the end and ended up in a tie with the other team. So we had to do a bonus question. And I got it wrong and it still haunts me to this day because I knew the answer, it just didn’t come out of my mouth. The question…

Because they like Annie Hall and are lousy at compartmentalizing.