Within the past decade, Garden Ridge referred to themselves as being "Like a Home Depot for women." This was featured on their own website.
Within the past decade, Garden Ridge referred to themselves as being "Like a Home Depot for women." This was featured on their own website.
eBaum's World was the original Fat Jew, and is the only reason I might almost believe in karma. After years of stealing content from other sites, Eric Bauman sold the site and then was fired a few months later, although they continued to use his name.
I really hope the end is just Frodo waking up and the whole thing was a dream, and then just a picture of George R.R. Martin swimming in his money bin.
It will be completed by his favorite son, Martin R.R. Martin.
They were quickly incorporated into new rules by people who rolled a 3.
The single greatest drinking game I have ever played was one that didn't have a name and was made up on the spot. Basically I met three British dudes in a bar, and one of them had a die (for some reason) and we ad libbed a new game. Roll a 1, take a drink. Roll a 6, tell someone else to take a drink. Roll a 3,…
From personal experience, I wouldn't recommend naked Guess Who, unless you want your friends and family to know about your secret lust for Sam.
I KNEW I couldn't be the only person still quoting Napoleon Dynamite in 2017!
Semi-related: when I was in the Navy, we had a fellow on the ship who called himself Magic Mike. Magic Mike was an amateur magician, and would put on shows when we were out to sea. One day, Magic Mike was performing for a large crowd. He lined up ten brown paper bags and put a knife in one of them, blade up. He…
So then it could still be better than Meghan Trainor? HEYOOOOO!
The sad thing is, back when he was just the Wizard of Khalifa, he was generally regarded as highly successful. But he had to go branch out into a new career and ruin his whole public image.
I am actually thinking Johnny's death(?) is going to be the thing that brings Audrey into the picture.
Frank Stallone!
And it was a different reboot.
That's what I was thinking. I will tune in every week to watch what we had this week, but 20-minute explosions would get old after more than one episode.
Plus, Twin Peaks is on the border, and border towns are always going to be filled with drugs, because that's where smuggling happens.
Has he been smoking cigars this season? I haven't noticed, but the cigars were always indicative of his state of mind in the first two seasons. He started off with those long cigars, then when Catherine beat him and he went crazy he switched to shorter cigars, and when he turned good he traded them for carrots and…
I generally check the time whenever we get to the Roadhouse. That's usually a good indicator that we're just about finished. I was surprised to see another performance from Au Revoir Simone, although their music does fit the show pretty well.
Everyone is skimming over the biggest mystery that this episode created: Did Ben really mean it when he turned good at the end of season two?! Because it kind of seems that way now.
My cousin and I once found ourselves driving his weird brother-in-law's car, and in searching for something to listen to, we found that he had for some reason recorded the audio from Blazing Saddles onto a cassette tape to listen to in the car. His wife left him like 3 months later, but probably for a different…