Another fake brand-name stand-in I liked was whatever the hell they came up for Forbes. Can’t remember what Veronica said but the reference was clear.

Dragons work very differently in BoF2 and are definitely not an insta-win button. It’s still not a super-difficult game, but it has more of a challenge than BoF1. I’d put it on par with something like FF6 in terms of challenge.

Well damn. Get it any way you can, Girl :)

Posting Divine Brown’s photo was a shitty thing to do though. Something tells me that she can’t charm her way out of everything.

I mean if we really want to be mad at him, we can be mad at him for clinching Jay Leno’s career.

Can’t say. Never played the first, and it’s been a while since I played the second.

I refuse to be sad about her campaign ending. Anyone who wants to comment on that will first have to explain why it’s ok that she fought trans folks getting treatment while in prison, and that she jailed parents of truant kids.

So many questions ... How many 69 voters are there, and how was the typeform able to ascertain voters' sexual preferences when deciding whether or not to count their votes?

How in all hells is Megan McCain not polling ahead of Williamson? We’re subjected to a weekly update of McCain’s asshatery, while Williams was effectively cancelled once she dropped off the debate stage.

Can we not keep on recycling the myths over that McDonalds case for cheap yucks. That is what you are alluding to, even if you try to skirt naming it directly. The whole thing was all kinds of horrific, and is as much a condemnation of American healthcare provision as it is McDonald’s corporate negligence; and there…

Gina Torres: You’ve got an unhealthy relationship with your father.

That vote was determined by just 69 voters.

I would buy ones for cats! 

Reminds me of my greatest intellectual achievement: winning my 4th grade class’s invention fair with my idea of a spoon-shaped dog biscuit that you could use to scoop canned dog food, then just leave it in the bowl for the dog to eat so you don’t dirty a regular spoon.

I mean the question is whether Eastwood bothered to mention any of this in the movie. Also, he is.

Makes me wonder if the philosopher also cautioned against seriously monkeying with the products to remove everything that made them worthwhile and attempting to force the workers to only produce the new, tasteless, bland variety. That’d almost be enough to trigger a mass walkout, probably leave the formerly successful…

that’s fucked up.

The Funky Cold Medina.

"That's a weird place to put bowls" might be my favorite line reading ever.

Teddy in the Belcher's apartment during that Christmas episode will always be my favorite, just for the line "that's a weird place to put bowls."