That’s the first thing i thought as well.

That was me. Thanks.

Well now I want a sequel more than ever.

I know more about MLP than I do the Republican Party Candidate. In any other election year that would probably be a bad thing.

They roped me in. I bought some discounted headphones which I hope last longer than the last discounted headphones I bought. Then I got a cigar clipper and some deodorant. Why? Because they were in the list and I needed them. Luckily I did cut out the things I really didn’t need before checking out.

this is one of those great stories that my brain just doesn’t know what to do with.

I have a soft spot for the 2003 Cheaper by the Dozen because I watched it on a plane and due to exhaustion and altitude and all that I was crying like a baby by the end. It was all so beautiful... Sniff.

At first I was going to be mad at kotaku for tricking me into reading an Adequate Man article, but this was exactly the review of Overwatch I have been looking for. Now to wait for a price drop.

I fall into this trap so much when cleaning. Or I start thinking about what needs to be done next and getting overwhelmed, where if you just stay in one room you realize it’s not that much work. And then the next room isn’t that bad either.

That was my thought. For some reason it seems more likely to me that a person would have one but not the other. No real reason or speculation on what it means to own one or the other. I have a wine bucket but not an ice cream maker. It was a wedding gift. In hindsight the ice cream maker might have been better but…

I’m interested to see the number of people who have an ice cream maker versus those that have a wine bucket. I would also like to know what type of people are in the intersection of that Venn diagram.

That’s not a fart, it is the foul smell of injustice and Batman is the air freshener.

excellent point.

Some of us are using that money for more important things. Like beer.

seriously. Judging by that chart I am never going to make my own french fries again.

Is no plus ones really a thing now (going by comments and not the article)? That seems so bizarre to me because weddings are about the best date ever. Of course I was spoiled and our parents helped a lot with our wedding so we didn’t have to look to cut things.

Headline of the day right there

I hate myself for reading that whole thing. And then for reading the comments.

You bastards bought them all!

You bastards bought them all!

The problem is that Nancy can’t get her sample because Gladys has to make more because Hank is getting one for each of his twelve kids who don’t even want it.