Back in the early 90s there was a restaurant on the North Side of Pittsburgh called Dagwood’s that sold Dagwood sandwiches. They were huge. My roommate worked there for a bit and he managed to bring them home every now and then. 

And that fact he didn’t do it is noted in this article. Doesn’t make it okay to smear one person while trying to show that someone else was smeared. Dumb fuck.

It amuses me.

Tots done already rose. I love the damn things, but I swear I cannot get away from them no matter where I go to eat out over the past year or so.

Any suggestions for a boozy ball booze that would go well with pistachios?

It’s not politically correct to not presume that the dude is footing the bill every damn time. It’s not being a dumb fuck who assumes ONLY dudes are footing the bill. 

I’m not triggered, but you’re certainly a bootlicker.

Spoilers are null and void on something a year or more old. Shit, even six months is more than enough time to stop worrying about something being spoiled. You’re having a tough time recognizing the difference between that span of time and less than a month. 

Holy shit you are a boring fuck.

You need some citations, and also, OK bootlicker.

You’re a fucking idiot.

The need of the cloud pine was explicitly explained in the last episode, but I’ve noticed some of these little details are kind of quickly glossed over in the show and easily missed.

Yeah, they really haven’t done a very good job of stressing the importance of the daemon/human relationship. I had to pause the show and explain this to my partner because it wasn’t clear to her why Billy’s daemon being missing was such a big deal. It shouldn’t be a secret to viewers who haven’t read the book at this…

The fuck’s your point? After a year of something being out, spoilers are no longer a thing. OP actively avoided them. For the Star Wars game, people who haven’t yet played a game that’s not even a month old had a big reveal spoiled. Two very different things.

The game’s over a year old. Statute of Spoiler Limitations is long gone by now.

Picked up GoW on Friday, also, and have had a hard time doing much of anything else since. This could become problematic. I knew I’d like the game, didn’t expect to like it as much as I have been.

Saying you don’t like something is perfectly fine. Adding to that, “we just pretend we do” is broad brushing everybody else’s opinion of that thing and suggesting your opinion is the only one that matters. The dude even says in his op-ed that when his friends state they love Indian food, he immediately thinks they’re…

Yeah, this is some bullshit. I’ll try anything once, but I’m certainly not going to continue to eat anything that I find to be disgusting or not something I’m into. Who the hell does that kind of thing? Psychopaths... that’s who.

Nah. I’m all about being environmentally responsible, I work for an environmental agency, but some lines have to be drawn.

Yeah, this. I kept looking at the ones OP linked and imagining them crumpling after about one reuse.