What you're looking at is the nacho ingredients, which each person can then construct into their own ideal plate of nachos and then heat to melt. I don't think that raw shredded cheese is a "dip," even in the loosest definition. As to whose ideal plate of nachos includes raw peppers, well… I can't help you there.

That degenerated quickly.

I think he meant Lauren Wood. Or maybe Lauren Hoffman?

"A New Hope (Darkside mix by :wumpscut:)"

You could do worse than Wayne Knight for a Hank Jr. biopic…

Tom Hiddleston is a fine actor, but he doesn't capture that haunted look Hank had. To be fair, though, I can't think of an actor off the top of my head who could. Maybe it's just an uncastable role.

*twenty-fifth Bond film in a row where he's gone rogue and disobeyed orders to pursue a personal vendetta.

Wait, which movie? Do you feel that way about Fury Road, Mad Max, or all four movies?

Among all the bits of historical ephemera in the Orkney Islands, my favorite that I saw during my time there was a bronze age buried tomb, wherein some pillaging Viking had scrawled, in runes, "Helgi is a good lay." The local pub was called "Helgi's" in her honor, so I guess those skills really did secure her place in…

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I can't stomach Pinot Noir since I learned that it just means "black peanut" in French.

It is interesting that while pretty much all media is universally available in one form or another these days, I never really even know to seek something out unless I'm in its country of origin and see advertisements for it. Of course, while stints in Europe have exposed me to great stuff like "Humans," "Black…

For what it's worth, I just watched a few episodes on UK Netflix a couple of months ago.

"…the actress is probably most recognizable from her role as Maggie, the medic who examines Neo’s comatose body in the later Matrix films."

Rokken like Don Dokken.

Hey, I had beans on toast with mushrooms this morning. Delicious.

Of all the potential angles to making fun of Glenn Danzig, "Ewww, his
body isn't very attractive" seems like an odd choice. He looks like a
guy of a certain age who's had a fun fucking life.

I'm late to the party here, but Gillian Welch's "Ruination Day Part I" & "II." That is all.

Oh, for sure. Sorry, I thought you meant Bluegrass-Rap crossovers before Jason Aldean and Florida Georgia Line.

To be fair, Gangstagrass (and the various Rench projects that came before it) was doing it well before they did the theme for "Justified." And I'm pretty sure Bubba Sparxxx beat even them to the punch.