Sorry. The best peanut butter is the stuff from the grinder at my local Kroger’s. Ground peanuts and salt. That’s it.

It really doesn’t get any better. Ground peanuts don’t need any added junk.

I started wearing Crocs Bistros (closed version designed for the restaurant industry) after I developed plantar fasciitis. Good support, my toes and bunions straightened out, cured my PF.

Ugly as sin, I grant you, but probably the healthiest shoe for my feet that doesn’t break the bank.

I find that for new, GOOD shows, weekly is better. It’s time to cogitate, meditate and rewatch before the next one drops.

If I’m watching an old, classic show, binging is fine because I’ve probably seen it a dozen times already.

Thanks, I’m fine!

Actually, offhand I can think of twice when they stole at least that much - a pool table full of platinum and a room full of gold.

Someone should count up how much money Phelps and team stole over the course of the series. I think they once stole $10 million on one episode.

I’m amazed at how many of my younger friends were unaware the M:I ever was a TV show (until I mentioned it - I’m a BIG fan)

The movies (which I admit I’ve never seen because, duh, I love Jim Phelps) AFAIK are all about action, Action, ACTION! While the TV show is all about wits. You don’t have to kill someone on the…

The first one was surprisingly good - but it’s kind of late for a sequal, don’tcha think?

OK, now do an article about the best story driven games with no killing whatsoever.

You do have to be aware of how much things cost at a ‘regular’ store to know if you’re getting a bargain or not. Do NOT buy toilet paper at the Dollar Tree. It wasn’t a bargain even at a dollar a 4-pack.

Of course, that’s kind of a privilege of not being poor. A poor person might HAVE to buy the lesser value package…

Nah. Steven Spielberg was playing ‘gross out your sister’ with ToD. If that’s ‘texture’, then count me out. 

I loved Filmstruck and still mourn it’s demise.

If you have a Roku, there’s an app called Retro Reels that’s only $2.99/month that has fairly decent selection of classic films in good prints.

Well, we already had Young Indy and The Librarian(s). How many strange artifacts are there left??

It’s not even ‘Christian’ if you define ‘Christian’ as ‘follower of Jesus’ (which you should)

Jesus would have his whip out soooooo fast.

That’s bullshit. I’ve read the Bible cover to cover (yes, I really have), and nowhere in it does it say ‘don’t sell things to people you don’t like’.

It’s not religion, it’s bigotry, pure and simple.

It’s one of two movies (the other being Galaxy Quest) that I always turn to when I need cheering up.

Cable is dying. Streaming is the present and, I hope, the future.

Any idiot can cut costs. REAL execs work to increase a company’s value, not strip it.

This is something we’ve seen a lot of over they decades. It’s hitting entertainment pretty hard right now, which is why we’re noticing. It hit retail stores hard a few years ago, now it’s TV and movie’s turn.

Hell, I got Sims 3 for $5 back in the day, and then ended up spending Iamnotgonnatellyahowmuch for new neighborhoods and expansions.

I refused to play Sims 4 for that very reason. I’m not getting sucked in again, nope nope nope.

I’m laughing my head off at all the grays going, ‘THE FRIDGE HAS GERMS IN IT TOO!!1!!11!’

Yes, kiddies. But think a minute - if you have food or beverage that you want to keep fresh and safe for more than a couple of hours, do you put it in the fridge or leave it in the sun?

SMH