“with juice” isn’t a noun, but is often used as such on English menus, as is the case in the article. Correct use would be “Italian beef au jus,” not “Italian beef with a side of au jus” or “Italian beef with au jus.” It’d be like listing a side of fries as “with fries.” It’d be awkward if a restaurant listed…

“I denied the Holocaust as a goof, guy! It was a goddamned goof!”

Why would this not be a gameshow?

I can’t tell if you’re goofin, so take a star and this link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automated_teller_machine

You need to pay to get the rights to profit from quoting a famous person’s public words. Otherwise, I could slap some quotation marks around the entirety of The Stand and sell it as my own.

I see no ethical or moral problem with this.

https://chicago.eater.com/2023/3/17/23643899/mr-beef-chicago-italian-beef-history-carl-bonavolanto

It’s a small, petty thing, but using “au jus” as a noun bothers me. It’s just “jus.” “Au jus” means “with juice.” It’s on the same level as saying ATM machine or PIN number.

The real subversion hidden in Scream is how it tricked America into embracing giallo by masking it as a slasher.

Skinamarink is very frightening for people who are scared of their hallways when they go to the bathroom in the night. Otherwise, it’s two hours of staring at a wall.

Try the cock!

The meal from the opening scene of “Eat Drink Man Woman,” no doubt.

That’s true. It’s also true that this Dr Emilio Lizardo imposter is a chud who should shut the fuck up.

Shut the fuck up, chud.

I don’t often do spit-takes, but you got me with this one

It’s always been ok to punch Nazis.

[citation needed]

Are you a full member of the Klan or just a probationary member?

Fuck off, chud.