I'VE HAD IT WITH THESE MOTHERFUCKIN' TIARAS ON MY MOTHERFUCKIN' HEAD!

There's a couple of these in Bangkok. They're interesting at first as a novelty but, after one visit, you're better off spending your dining dollar (Baht) at one of the many, many actually good Korean restaurants that are all over this town.

Leslie West put out a solo album in 1975 called "The Great Fatsby".
I wonder if he'll sue to try to get the money to buy a guitar-shaped prosthetic leg?

"I don't know Tina. Do I look like Bill Gates?"
"Yes, kind of…"
"Oh, well thank you"

The episode where Deirdre tries to eat the fruit in a painting was also pretty whack & cutting edge…

"When it airs its pre-ordained 14th season in 2019, It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia will tie the record for America’s longest-running live-action sitcom."

Gosling got off easy.
Last year, I was playing a round of golf at a municipal course near Santa Monica Airport when Harrison Fuckin' Ford tried to kill me with some old piece o' shit jalopy airplane.
That self-absorbed bastard didn't even have the courtesy to replace his divot…

Did it hurt when you pulled that entirely fabricated rant out of your ass? According to WHO, WorldLifeExpectancy.com, and just about any other credible, scientific source, the U.S. doesn't even rank in the top 30 countries for alcohol consumption per capita, alcohol-related deaths, or alcoholism.

"And besides, could tens of millions of Americans be wrong?"

Ironically, you used the word "ironically" in a sentence that has no relation to irony. But ironically, even though I'm having a dig at you, I agree with your main point. Also, Whataburger was one of my faves when I was in the States.

Not sure, but I think this particular Wonder Woman logo is new for this reboot. And, since it is unlikely that any Wonder Woman logo was previously used in a food-related business (as they intend to do now, per this article), I think Whataburger's trademark claim takes precedence.

Back in the late '70s, I was dating a girl that worked the counter at a Whataburger in Phoenix, and she bore a smokin' hot resemblance to Lynda Carter.
So either way, that "W" logo is always going to stand for wood to me.

Yeah, I read that somewhere and it seems likely that was the reason, but the way it was portrayed where Lion's working hand-in-hand with Cali and they're one big happy family, and then they're suddenly strangling him, seemed pretty arbitrary.

So what's the deal with why Cali Cartel killed The Lion? He had agreed to switch sides and work with them instead of Pablo, so he seemed like a valuable asset.

Love the line in the first episode when Dragon tells Stuart that he's hired Wendy for sexual services. Stuart says, rather disgustedly, "You mean she's your whore?" to which Dragon replies "No, she's my prostitute. You're my whore."

Yeah, pathetic Americans.
The least they could do is quit their jobs, move to Rome, learn Latin. This thing goes way deeper than you can imagine…

Wait, I changed my mind. I owe LenaDunham an apology. Despite pretending I know what I’m doing, I struggle at Wal-Marts (and other big-box outlets) with the sense that I am actually a pretty pathetic shopper who doesn’t know what aisle stuff is in; and so when I show up to the local Wal-Mart and make eye contact with…

I was in a Wal-Mart standing next to Lena Dunham, and it was so amazing
because it was like she looked at me and she determined I was not a Hollywood
agent, producer, casting director, or anyone who could help further her career.
She was like, “That’s a can of Spam. That’s green eggs & ham. That’s a contestant on one…

So where did it Van Gogh?

Too bad it didn't get renewed. I heard that, for the second season, they hired Jennifer Anniston to play a sassy waitress and they were changing the title to "Feed Beauty and the Beast".