I’ll defend the art. I like it. It’s got an intentionally primitive 80s underground comix, Raw magazine, Gary Panter inspired vibe you don’t see a lot of now.

The counterbalance to that is, if a server sues a corporation for letting harassment happen that could be big national news (especially in 2018) which is something they are even more afraid of.

There’s always the manager who will have a system like this in place (either their idea, or forced upon them by higher ups) but if you actually try and make use of it (and thus force them to do their job) you’re seen as a troublemaker or pain in the ass.

There’s always the manager who will have a system like this in place (either their idea, or forced upon them by higher ups) but if you actually try and make use of it (and thus force them to do their job) you’re seen as a troublemaker or pain in the ass.

For the record, there are a few Jewish Texans. Big guys who are great shots and spend money freely.

According to the gang at Java The Hut in Lawrence, Kansas... Yes.

Everyone knows they invented ska. That is why they’re in the “rule” category.

Half the people I knew smoked in the late 90s- early 00s. Granted we were early 20s and indie rock poseurs/hipster trash hanging out in dive bars and shitty clubs which may have elevated the statistics. But I probably breathed in secondhand smoke from ten thousand packs of American Spirits in those years. Fortunately…

Tipper Gore needed that Burt Reynolds Cosmo centerfold tacked above the bed to get through her serviceable-at-best bi-monthly marital relations with Al.

You can’t spell “hack” without “ACK!”

Wait, is this the same Pita Pit from 90210? Where was Nate during all of this?

A Missoulian might say that. A Missourian would say “show me.”

It’s set in Germany so Jager Bombs are clearly the way to go.

Depends on the theater. Getting told to throw it out or to leave is most likely but don’t discount the occasional overzealous manager who might call the cops. As with many things, socioeconomic factors and race may influence said manager’s decision.

Especially if they’re dead is right. The dead have eerie powers and should be buried and never spoken of again.

Steve wouldn’t do that. Steve is actually a lovely guy.

Writer Dan Neilan, it should be noted, is a known regular at Gary’s Olde Towne Tavern.

Bob Hope, who no one would claim was ever cutting edge, would constantly break character and acknowledge they were celebrities performing a dumb comedy sketch. Winking to the audience was a Vaudeville staple.

I’ve noticed AV Club writers always want to claim their current subject was revolutionary and groundbreaking, even if they were, like most things, heavily influenced by stuff that came before.

The French use metric months.