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Ooh (raptor) child, things aren't gonna get easier…

Technically what Chang said was "[I] haven't been WELL utilized since" being a Spanish teacher, as opposed to being underutilized. He was getting plenty of screen time as Kim Chang Il, for example.

Maybe you're joking, but in this ep Chang asked whether Elroy's role is "black Pierce, old Troy or Shirley without a giant purse."

#YesAllBaratheons

Is who you think it is the taller or shorter valonqar?

SEMI-SPOILER #ValonqarTruth

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I prefer "ER-uh-dite," but "ER-yuh-dite" is also an accepted enough pronunciation in American English to be listed in the dictionary.

Note: Randy died on the way back to his home…town.

Yeah that line is from when they SPOILER ALERT return to the bunker.

Jacqueline wanting to watch Kimmy eat a burger felt like a callback to heart-unhealthy Jack asking Liz to eat a steak in front of him. ("A dog took it. He came out of nowhere…")

My bigger quibble was where the heck Jacqueline is supposed to be able to find a 7% rate of return these days. Maybe it can be chalked up to Kimmy being kidnapped in the late '90s…

I am around Kimmy's age and was definitely trained by my parents to answer the house phone that way.

I have LIT'RALLY never seen or heard of "Von" being used as a first name. Only "Vaughn." Plus it is spelled Vaughn Swanson on IMDB.

"[They were] implying, you were inferring." - Creed from The Office

I don't see the Swansons as the type of people who would take pre-existing names and give them unusual spellings like "Von" or "Cydnee."

*Kip Hackman

Eggs, bacon and toast!

first sentence of that post has syntax issues that confused me when I first read it. maybe you didn't mean to have the "how" in there…?

Come on, Ben's headcanon would absolutely use the Westeros spelling.