Going to have to try it the next time I go to Jungle Jim’s.

You know, saying I’m petty for being irritated by his Twitter presence this week (and in general) is fair enough. But brushing off the Amy Winehouse corpse as “Dead celebrities are a thing at Halloween” is a little weird to me?

I took my step-son and a friend of his to an anime convention and the friend, a girl, found a soda called Tentacle Grape. She asked if she could buy it and if I would tell her parents and I told her yes to the first and no to the second because if they were concerned they wouldn’t have entrusted their child to a…

I respect her more for this than anything she’s ever done before. Not that the bar was set very high... or at all.

She seems to look exactly how she wishes to look, so I’d go with yes.

Does she look good though? I’m asking for a friend.

I hear they’re going to roll out a line of pre-mixed alcoholic beverages. The initial offerings are going to be Pearl Harbor Kamikazes and Classic Manhattan (Projects).

You don’t have to like someone to feel bad for them when something like this happens, especially when they had no say in any of it.

No Legitimate Grape? I like grape... soda.

“Henry Sintay, along with that White lady who called the cops on the Black cookout, should not be welcome anywhere in the Bay area.”

OK, seasoned horror fan here. The only thing stopping me from seeing this is the fear that with a family dynamic horror movie like this, there’s usually animal stuff. I can watch people fuck each other up no problem, but I cannot deal with animal scenes (I know they’re fake, I don’t care). Keeping it spoiler free,…

It’s kind of tragic, because there’s absolutely no question that it’s a great movie. But I’m not surprised at all that is has a terrible CinemaScore—there’s no way more than ten percent of adults can handle it.

Thank you for ensuring I never, ever see this movie. I would not be able to handle that.

In my head, there is a Venn diagram of “I absolutely have to see this” and “I absolutely can never see this,” and the middle of that Venn diagram is this movie.

Hard situation for all involved. The daughter who had her life torn apart and now has to watch the woman she knew as her mother be jailed for 18 years, the biological mother who suffered the loss of her child while still recuperating from giving birth, and yes even the faux mother who by all accounts raised Kamiyah…

I’m an actor, soooooooooooooooo nope.

Do you have any Jain restaurants nearby? They are the strictest vegetarian ethnic cuisine I know as they don’t even eat root veg, which would protect you from alliums. The food is delicious and the restaurants I’ve been to in SF and Seattle follow the no-root vegetable rule.

I love both, but wouldn’t be happy if I ordered one and got the other, in either direction - when I’m in the mood for one thing and get something totally different it can really throw me off.

That’s not bacon, that’s ham.

why is it so difficult?
(like I had to yoga and meditate to “get in the mode”)