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    Your point may still stand, but I have to take issue with your numbers. Mysterio has been in at least several hundred, if not thousands of comic books going back to issue #2 of Spidey’s original run in 1963. He’s an original member of the Sinister Six, there’s been like five iterations of the character, he’s turned up

    Pittsburgh - moving a parking chair. People have literally been stabbed over this.

    My kids only eat raw veggies, they’ll destroy a veggie tray but won’t eat the same thing cooked ever.

    I kindof love that they even bother putting vegetables on this thing.  

    The fact that no one picked Moon Pies, objectively the best snack cake, completely invalidates this draft.

    Hunh, good to know. I’m so used to PA laws that I assume it’s that way everywhere, I forget that our ass-backward way of doing things tends to confuse and anger people from other states. Stuff like buying hard liquor at a gas station or walking out of someplace with a half-finished bottle of wine are absolutely

    Chick-Fil-A also has a walled-off kitchen (at least all the ones I’ve been to do), so you don’t have the racket of timers and buzzers and kitchen chaos if you do eschew the drive through.

    If you are in one of those rare municipalities and restaurants where you can take leftover wine home

    Saw them in Pittsburgh a month or so ago, it was awesome. My favorite show of the year.

    I think a part of the problem is that it really, really doesn’t photograph well. Every picture I’ve ever seen (particularly Skyline) looks like soupy diarrhea. I love chili and I always stan for my local odd cuisine, and I’d probably like Cinci chili if I was ever in the neighborhood, but damn, even when they’re

    I used to work in a sortof family-casual steakhouse, that is famous for their awesome soup and salad bar. Employees had to buy their food on breaks (with a discount), but if you were friendly with the salad bar folks you could usually knick whatever you wanted: Salad, soup, bread, pudding, froyo, the list could go

    This is my go-to.  I know it’s not fancy like a Dorito Taco, but I love ‘em.  I’m surprised they’re killing them since it’s all stuff they have laying around anyway.

    So I’m anti-FaceTime in public places. Today while at the gym there’s an early twenties guy on FaceTime in the fucking locker room.

    This is a great article.  I don’t give a shit one way or the other about dog racing, and, like a good documentary about something you know nothing about, this was fascinating to me.  Balanced, objective, personal while still hitting the larger issues.  Thanks.

    As a Steeler fan, I’m right there with you. I don’t know who was right in the argument that caused him to leave this city (frankly I think everybody comes out of it looking like a douche), but I guarantee Mike Tomlin has a permanent “Not my problem anymore” grin slapped across his face.

    I feel like “Most famous ever” is unfair. Some of those dudes had a serious head start. The most famous people of all time are obviously Jesus Christ, subject of the most popular book ever, and William Shakespeare. After that it gets a little murky.

    I dunno, I’d almost make the opposite argument. I live in a very low population town that’s a great deal spread out. Nobody walks anywhere, I might see a cruiser on my street twice a year, and I certainly try to avoid interacting with them on the highways. I haven’t actually talked to a cop out here in years, whereas

    My wife is Keto for health reasons; we’ve been doing it for about two years now. She’s done her research, and this sounds like a mass produced version of what we make at home on pizza nights. She’d want to see a nutrition info panel, but we’d give it a shot.

    I’m not going to weigh in on this, just wanted to say I liked the article.  I found it interesting and informative, I learned something.  Thanks.

    It is kindof a weird world where the drinks menu will list the calorie count, but not the price.