THANK YOU…I was having trouble with that, just knowing I'd seen her somewhere before.

I need to watch Cube again.

I dug the Indian ones from last year quite a bit. And then they copped out and went with "cheesy potato" flavored.

Her whole thing is "most Americans think queso is processed, but they're wrong" and then proceeds to make it with incredibly processed cheese. Just because you can get it sliced at the deli, doesn't make it any less processed than Velveeta.

Do they know things?

When it's good, it's very good. But yeah, it can drag in a way that I'm not used to in a Bond film.

I don't remember whose review it was, but I read someone describing that scene as Cronenberg's response to rubbernecking. If you want to look, he's gonna make you LOOK.

See, I was working in movie theaters when it came out, and I thought it was one of the corniest, stupidest movies I'd ever seen. The "subversive" elements were just so obvious. I dunno if I was just spoiled by stuff like Fractured Fairy Tales and the True Story of the Three Little Pigs, but nothing about it felt…

I can't wait for the hilarity of the first six episodes, followed by the crippling spiral of self-hatred I experience after the final six episodes!

Silver Linings Playbook definitely. It was especially frustrating because I felt like the first half-hour/hour of the movie did such a good job capturing Cooper's disorder. And then they cure it with dance. Oof.

If you find Jesse Hughes agreeing with you, you've probably fucked up.

And there was much rejoicing.

"Rye whiskey" Hmmm…..
"Fernet" Nope.

The scene where the Latina muppets sew a swastika on Piper's arm was particularly rough.

I live in South Carolina, so we've been talking about the Wicked Weed acquisition a lot lately. During a visit to my favorite bar, I talked to the owner, and we talked about the opinions on both sides. On one hand, there's the purist in me that says that craft brewers should always 100% be committed to the craft, and…

She didn't think Trump supporters would threaten her?

I'm not a violent man, but I highly recommend leaving Bojack Horseman alone.

Barron: "Who are you?"

No Ms. 45?

Here in Columbia, we got a great one called River Rat American Kolsch Story. Highly recommend.