If this was ‘50s tack-o-rama, it would have been made with canned cream of chicken soup.  This is significantly more upscale, and as others have pointed out, is from way before the ‘50s.

One thing I won’t miss after the end of Game of Thrones is the constant low whine of “But I DON’T LIKE Game of Thrones!”

Don’t worry about sucking at karaoke. Everyone sucks at karaoke. That's the fun part.

You can also use one of these with a standard electric dryer to harness the heat:

It’s a live performance. Sometimes, things don’t go exactly according to plan.

Of course they are, which is why the disappointing finish is all the more puzzling.

How in the world did you not rank Mark Hamill?

DELETE! DELETE! DELETE!

Are you familiar at all with Magic: The Gathering? Because there are a ton of tournament formats there, and some of them have a ton of randomness to them (like sealed deck and booster draft formats). So yes, it is a good counterargument.

There has to be something better. I live in Wichita, and even we have better.

This would be a good thing to do with half-stale bagels, and then you turn them into bagel chips.  But I think your coworker was just trying to be cheap and spread less bagels out among more people.

In-N-Out fries are not good. They can be improved by ordering them well done, but the real draw of the place is the burgers and the shakes, IMHO.

Fast forward a few years, and you could add Linkin Park and Korn to that list.

I’m a pro wrestling fan, and you better believe it’s a guilty pleasure.

I’ve done two different routes on Amtrak. I took the Coast Starlight from LA to Seattle and back twice for PAX, and the Southwest Chief from Kansas to LA once for an urgent trip (yes, I know urgency and Amtrak don’t really go together, but when I say “urgent” I mean “I had to be there inside of a week and the airlines…

So you’re the one assuming that all these people criticizing the GND are paid off,

I can’t believe someone starred your massive jump to conclusions.

My biggest problem with what Dre did is that he felt the need to publicly brag on social media that she “did it on her own”. No, she didn’t, and he knows it. He bought her way in as surely as any of the Varsity Blues parents did; he just had enough money to do it legally.

It’s a fantasy world, you realize.  Not the medieval era.

Clearly the studios do... but they can’t remember what made them good.