I could definitely see him working at a small booth in a shopping center. It’s the Maul kiosk.

Back in 2009, I went to Brussels and was in the Delirium bar. My best description of that bar was Pleasure Island. There were so many kids there drinking (I was in my late 20's) and I felt really out of place.

My 3 1/2 year old today asked to watch the movie with darf bacon.

They went with your friend and mine, Rupert Friend.

It definitely wouldn’t have happened to this Koogler

I’m not here for the meat-and-potatoes of the game. I want me some tasteless garnish. How’s the character generator? That header image is some beautiful ugliness, and I’m all for it.

Your pun ragnarocks!

Regardless of the structure of the site, I’ve always created word documents for recipes I’d find online, and I’ve kept them on my work computer, so even as a hard drive fails, I have this catalog of hundreds of recipes I’ve saved and modified as I’ve seen fit.

Only rarely have I ever used the “print recipe” feature…

It’s there. But here’s the link anyway

Yeah, I didn’t think Buster Keaton would have fit in The Cameraman, but the results speak for themselves.

Yes yes, we all saw Power of the Dog.

Doing this job has only strengthened my conviction that most movies are neither great nor terrible but somewhere in between—you know, which is what the C+ fundamentally signifies.

I prefer an everything underbelly, with a nice shmear of cream cheese. 

There was a newswire about him here, I think, last year. I thought it was his obituary then.

What this ceremony needs is projection polls. 

The pandemic has really sucked the joy I used to have with at home breakfast/brunch. And also having a kid. Nowadays, I cycle between a few things:

Either oatmeal, or some combination of egg (hard boiled, fried, or french omelette), cheddar, bread (english muffin or pan con tomate), and meat (bacon or prosciutto). If I…

The end is Nighy.

The lack of punctuation in this comment makes it perfect for Cormac McCarthy. It just needs to continue for 2 more sentences, but as one sentence.

Wait, only if they live in LA.