I think that's what the quote is saying, although it's a little mangled. They initially claim it's hard, but when Frontline pressed them, they admitted it was only 2 or 3 phone calls.
I think that's what the quote is saying, although it's a little mangled. They initially claim it's hard, but when Frontline pressed them, they admitted it was only 2 or 3 phone calls.
Hell yeah, Kyle Ryan. I scanned down looking to see if someone put in "You are my sunshine". By far the most misinterpreted song ever. I always enjoy explaining to new mothers what they've really been singing to their babies.
Hell yeah, Kyle Ryan. I scanned down looking to see if someone put in "You are my sunshine". By far the most misinterpreted song ever. I always enjoy explaining to new mothers what they've really been singing to their babies.
No kidding. The thing I've always hated about SNL is how many of the impressions of musicians are entirely built around the conceit that a singer will speak in a normal voice and then just throw in some singing for no reason so you will recognize them. It's so fucking lazy.
No kidding. The thing I've always hated about SNL is how many of the impressions of musicians are entirely built around the conceit that a singer will speak in a normal voice and then just throw in some singing for no reason so you will recognize them. It's so fucking lazy.
Wedding after wedding after wedding
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Jesus Christ, that Taubes article is one of the most poorly structured arguments I've ever read. It's borderline nonsensical. He repeatedly quotes someone from the documentary and then argues a completely different point than what they were making, or he'll quote someone saying something that actually agrees with his…
When the team has a demi-god and an invincible giant green monster, it may be hard to come up with a credible villain without going to the alien well a little too often. It's not like it's going to be "Avengers vs. the Crips".
I thought it was "demi-god" too, but I could barely hear because of the aforementioned laughter.
All at once? I might pay to see that myself.
How am I supposed to explain to my children that it sounds like Hendrix is singing about kissing a guy? HOW?
I prefer my blues-rock to be played by white, technically proficient guitar players who swing notes by playing in precisely grouped triplets.
I heard about the rule of threes from bathroom stall graffiti at the Denny's in Fort Wayne. Also how to love again.
I've read lots of depressing books, and almost all of them give you something to think about, but this book brought up levels of hopelessness that I'd never really contemplated before. Every other book about "the end of the world" is, on some level, about what humanity looks like without rules, or maybe human triumph…
They've been around for 30 years, I think Ad Rock could have stopped introducing himself by now.
78 is correct. The number of ways to choose 2 out of 13 disregarding order is 13C2 (read "13 choose 2"), which is 13*12/2! or 13P2/2! ("13 falling 2 divided by 2 factorial") or 13!/(2!*11!) wherein 11! cancels out everything in the numerator except for 13*12. You were almost right, you just misremembered it as…
In my experience so far, parental enjoyment is like a bell curve, with the top of the bell curve occurring around age 9 or 10. That is the age where they are the most fun to be around, and where they start doing activities that are actually kind of fun to do, like actual baseball instead of coach pitch. My kids are 11…
Basically anything that a waitress ever complains about making her job harder, outside of sexual harassment, my family does repeatedly. That is cause for tipping over 20%, in my opinion.
Maybe read the rest of my post where I said we always end up hanging around for 3 hours while my brothers' asshole kids run around screaming and getting underfoot. We pretty much monopolize the servers time so they can't effectively wait on anyone else. The adults in my family are generally polite, but they are…