That blue, three wheeled Reliant that Mr. Bean was always tipping over.

And a little top hat.

They also have pictures of goggles and Jules Verne-type flying machines all over them.

See Hitler's Death Car!!

Then they must be hugely popular at Steampunk conventions.

I can't come into work today Mr. Smithers, I have, uhh…Smallpox!
(pause)
Well it wasn't eradicated in MY house.

I really hope this doesn't sound stalkery but it's nice to see again Scrawler.

You kinda of lost it there at the end :P

Yeah, It's thing you see people do when loading trucks as a signal to driver that they're ready for them to move.

Can I join you Cerusee? We'll make it a group hug.

…Those were the daaaays….

He's just such a genuinely nice person :)

What an absolute sweetheart of a man. This was a wonderful read.

My thought process was exactly the same when I saw Road to Perdition years back. Sure Tom Hanks is really good at playing a cold blooded hitman, but isn't he also just the nicest guy you'd ever want to meet.

Proceeds to block off all of ASOIAF's possible exits before brutally stabbing it to death.

Yeah between Future Sexx/Love Sounds and the SNL shorts, no one shed the boy band stigma as well as JT, so I have to give him props for that.

Plus that episode allowed Jake to grow as a character by realizing both what a piece of crap his "hero" really was, and gaining a better understanding what Holt had been through to get where he was in the force.

I don't get how JT blew up as a solo artist like he did, and maintained it for so long. He always came across as complete goober to me (though I will admit he has a knack for comedy).

I love the Gina and Holt relationship.

I think Gina was just in it for the rings cause there was no way any of her ex-fiancées got them back :p