Next time, check out Istria. It’s everything good about Italy - wine, food, sights - but more affordable and less touristy.

I'm too far behind on GOT to come up with a plausible answer, but I'll give it a shot anyway, because Croatia is totally worth a visit. I was there last year and it's an amazing, friendly and relatively affordable vacation destination.

My family on my mom’s side did a little research on their heraldry. Although I’m skeptical about the results, the family motto was interesting. “Rien ne me touche”, which loosely translates to “Nothing affects me”. It’s badass and quite fitting, considering the family’s preponderance to not giving a shit about…

From what I remember, country crock tasted fine as a spread, but was disgusting when used for cooking. My friend had a popcorn machine with the little tray to melt butter, and we used country crock once and just thinking about it made me throw up in my mouth a little.

Spacey did play in Horrible Bosses, so the comparison is pretty solid if you ask me.

That tweet hit me right in the feels.

Mayo also makes a great cooking agent for grilled cheese sandwiches.

I've heard something similar. Remember that beer doesn't travel too well, especially back then - leaky wooden kegs, no refrigeration, and getting a keg from Munich to Rome probably took at least a month. 

Clarese Gainey is such an all American Girls pro baseball league name, too.

“My bad”

I’m gonna play devil’s advocate here, because I work in the pharmaceutical industry, in QA specifically.

“Intoxication is not a competition”

I would rather host a party of 6 who really want to be here than 30 flakes who wouldn't commit just in case a better offer came along. Wouldn't you?

My bad, wrong use of the word peasant.

As stated in the article, it’s hard enough to buy ethical regardless of what product, so in this wild west weed era there are bound to be more than a few snake oil salesmen. It’s only been legal here in the true North strong and free for 6 months, and they’ve shown that strains sold as organic didn’t have any proof of…

People travel for ridiculous reasons all the time. Beer geeks plan whole vacations over one fucking Beer they absolutely have to try, if only for bragging rights. Atheists cross oceans to visit Notre Dame de Paris.

Something I’ve learned is that most people prefer to get a hard no than a half assed yes.

Imagine how catastrophic fire must have been to buildings like this centuries ago, when fire fighting equipment were barely more than dudes with buckets. Add the additional risk of candles/oil lamps/torches, I’m surprised any building more than 200 years old still stands.

Which one? I grew up literally across the tracks from the Canadian Railway Museum!

I scrolled all the way down to make sure a diabeetus reference would be there. Thank you madam/sir/Russian spy not.