Here’s a vid backing that up:

I take your point about the longevity of the term itself but its political prominence in recent years has been fueled so much by younger people on social media that his use of it here seemed to me that of an old person awkwardly attempting to reference something from Twitter, not of an Ingrid Bergman fan.

Are you one of those super serious types who finds it offensive when fans use “we” when talking about their teams, because it’s god forbid, fun?

Joule thief!

Look at this guy who can spend 15 minutes on a hungover Saturday morning not eating pizza.

if you eat leftover sliders you deserve whatever happens to you

But if you were, you’d be a square pizza type of person

I think we can all agree that the biggest offense is that he used AfterEffects to edit an image.

Yes, Bears fans are notoriously svelte and cosmopolitan.

It’s always going to be Boston. Doesn’t matter the sport or the year or how good or bad the team was the previous year. Boston fans will be the most aggrieved.

Holding out hope for Fin Fang Foom.

Well, this should at least satisfy the purists who for years complained about baseball analysts judging players like Addison Russell, Odubel Hererra, and Roberto Osuna without having the benefit of personal experience.

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While it’s not exactly perfect, you can do Palace of the Dead and get a feel for the job at level 60.

Wouldn’t it be nice if Trump released his taxes?

To clarify, the Star Tribune article indicates there is no proof at all that Ahmed Nur Said Elmi is her brother, or that she married him to commit immigration fraud. The Star Tribune article just says that there are facts and circumstances she’s said she doesn’t want to talk about related to her brief marriage to Said…

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Headlines, Jack! Try em on for size!

Sir, this is an Arby’s.