I was nowhere near that sharp, but I did say “huh, he looks kind of like the guy who played Quicksilver in Days of Future Past.”

Lens FLARE, not flair.

In my head it’s always been a ‘do-rag’ - as in, the rag you put on when you need to ‘do’ stuff. ‘Durag’ looks very strange, like my MIL who wants to be called “mee-maw” but spells it “Memma.”

“...the history shitty parts of almost every kaiju movie ever made disagrees with you.”

I remember thinking that Swordfish was the first time a movie saved it’s biggest coolest action sequence for the very beginning, and then didn’t really bother to do anything else.

Likewise. Love my V30 (and V10 before that). Having the power button on the back is such an elegant and smart feature that to this day when I try to use someone else’s phone, it takes me a second to remember where a ‘normal’ button is.

Serving anything from this cookbook:

So he’s Morbius: Dude Who Drinks Blood.

I feel like the function of this product should be addressed earlier in the article. For me, a band-aid is for *checks notes* bandaging a wound, not *double-checks notes* prolonging ejaculation.

Seriously.

And let’s not forget the brilliant cinematic deployment of Kirsten Dunst in a wet shirt.

Gotta say I love Cavender’s, but putting it on something besides cooked meat seems... weird?

Who can’t cut a hamburger in half? That’s weird.

Anyone who has eaten at Robuchon knows this is the best way: https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2018/aug/06/joel-robuchons-best-mashed-potatoes-in-the-world-recipe

Who DOESN’T like to punch fish?

It is also not a good book.

That’s not Oreo. It’s coffee grounds.

No.

A friend once described the first two Potter films as ‘artless.’ Always thought of that as a pretty accurate one-word review.

Flatten the cookies with a spoon BEFORE salting, and more salt will wind up staying on top.