Kimchi+okonomiyaki ....come on, world. Someone do this.

It's, like, so mainstream now.

Unlikely that Dunkin's will have the same nutritional info, but you make a good point. And I will still try one. >_>

I actually prefer Dunkin to Krispy Kreme, which is like sacrilege in the southern states. Dunkin donuts taste more baked than fried and greasy like Krispy Kreme. Plus, they have a powdered donut filled with what's essentially chocolate icing, so Krispy Kreme can't hold a candle to that in my book.

Orgy-O's

My god, it's full of stars...

As many as we want. I'm all for health and exercise, but sometimes you have to eat something terrible that tastes great. Also: beer.

When it was released on Dreamcast, it was Jet Grind Radio.

I hope they chill out with the English title kajiggering. Most of those are totally fine as is.

Lame. Dewprism is a seriously cooler and more original name (they could even break it up or hyphenate it if it was that big a deal).

He is a great actor with a lot of range. He was phenomenal on SNL.

They'll change your life. The one near me delivers (but only to the college campus and not where I live =/ )

Oh my god, what? So confused.

Agreed. No Ragrets(TM)

Him knowing it is better than him smelling it. /shrug

I've had issues with my guts for a large part of my adult life and there were times when I was taking Imodium daily. Once upon a time, I used to be one of those lucky people who would never use a public restroom, but that choice was taken away from me a long time ago. Now I'm pretty nonchalant about my…

All I'm hearing from this is that separation of church and state is a good thing. I'll just leave this here:

That's not because Christians are somehow better than Islamics, it's because they live in a religiously run nation and Americans live in a (mostly) secular one. I shudder to think what this country would be like if we had a national religion and all of our laws were closely tied to the Christian Bible.

=(

Are you sure you weren't thinking of "vegan"? Vegetarian cheese is actually pretty commonplace.