In seriousness, I always thought Riley got a raw deal. I mean, he wasn't the dark, mysterious stranger that Angel was, and he wasn't the not-quite-ready-to-reform-but-maybe-later bad boy that Spike was, but he was a genuinely decent guy. Which, I recognize, is a big part of why people hate him.

Top picture looks kinda like C. Thomas Howell.

Still 1UPT?

Not so. There was an IHOP nearby where I lived when I lived in Nashville. Likewise, there are Waffle Houses in Pennslyvania (albeit the Pennsyltucky part, rather than the Philly suburbs).

Or Da-Cray?

Sadly, the actor who played BOB (Frank Silva) died in 1995. :(

I, too, find myself utterly bewildered at reading about MGS games. I know next to nothing about the series, except that the comic book ad for the first NES game looked cool, but upon playing it was underwhelming and confusing.

Oh come on. He made his saving throw! The DM can allow it.

Best parts of Season 2:

True story: Dana Ashbrook looked into Pennywise's deadlights.

Made myself a sort of grilled cheese sandwich this way once. It's amazing. Also, your cardiologist will thank you for the extra business.

Don't worry, Senator. I'm sure we can find a pair here for you.

And your phone is out of order.

That was just when they were kids and experimenting, though.

When Autofocus came out, I was so confused until I headed over to Wikipedia to find out what the deal was.

Whatever. They'll never reach the greatness that was Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds. Or was it Hamilton Joe, Frank & Reynolds? Or Hamilton, Joe, Frank, Ann, Reynolds? Or Hamilton Joefrank & Reynolds?

But sir! The odds of successfully negotiating a settlement are approximately 3720 to 1!!!

I thought it was something about "malochio" or something? But yeah, Gene Simmons invented Al Gore, who invented pants. So, Gene Simmons invented pants.

I remember trying to get that to work for ages. I think it eventually was proven in the pages of Nintendo Power magazine.

My guess is it's a Wire reference.