You know what's sad? I think we actually have similar taste in music.

All of this is good intellectual debate, but I took a quick look at the case, blinked, and was certain that everyone involved has some culpability. I'm going to stick with that opinion rather than expend additional mental refining what I assume to be flawless intuition.

+1

"I truthfully had a better relationship with Barry than anyone else in the clubhouse ... Sure, we didn't really like each other"

Church of Scientology: Hello Mr. Gilbride, we heard about your horrible "accident." We just wanted to let you know that we have experience in this area if you need to find a suitable replacement.

Shartee's

The Mudpie Factory

I'm all for efficiency, but you have to respect your own and others' privacy. That is why I insist that the manager at Arby's discretely slide my roast beef? sandwiches under the stall door.

Thank you! I was thinking the same thing, and started to write a long list to inform this TDK fella of all of the other places that money fund-raised could go. But it started to look like a comical track list to an album about schtooping Tyler Hansbrough's mom, so I gave up.

Congrats! Now, as for the chili, do you ship internationally?

Is there a dial-in number?

I'm sure multiple people did, but I do remember passionately extolling Laphroaig's virtues on here a few times. Given that I have nothing else going on in my life, I will gladly take all credit.

That's fine. He can say whatever he wants - apparently Kinja exists so that anyone can say whatever they want regardless of merit, humor or originality. But it takes a breathtaking display of ego for a random burner to declare himself "public enemy #1"

Who are you? Generally, to be public enemy #1, someone has to know who you are or give a crap about what you have to say.

+1

Don't worry - I always assume any response I get translates to +1. I'm still trying to figure out how to translate "you suck, you damn idiot" to +1, but I'm sure there is a way....

That's great.

Fortunately for Nakamura, he was seated next to a chess newcomer when the agents approached. So when he sensed the pressure, he was able to quickly jump two seats to his left and let the Rook take his place.

+1

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