... tiles?

to be fair, the 2 vol. graphic novel has more material than the stuff that was in the film. The film chose (wisely) to focus on a few particular aspects that could function at a feature-length timescale and let the filmmakers say the things they wanted to say.

Circuit du Solei

a bit more millenial angst and less gen-x apathy but basically, yeah.

truth

aka Suzuki Sommersalt

on the plus side, that’s pretty near Tomato Pie on Melrose, which is a pretty tasty option for cheap lunch or dinner.  A VERY worthy NYC-style slice, and they DO do a real tomato pie that’s just out of this world.

I moved out of the Bay Area before it went full tech-bro, but I *really* miss House of Prime Rib... An absolute relic in decor, in menu, in presentation (christ! the meat blimps! Oh how I love the meat blimps!).

I would give them all my money if they did a big chase scene montage to “Desperate but not Serious”

ours is funnier.

This really needs to become an all purpose response to everything.

You could, but honestly, why would you? That word is only used now by people that hope someone causes a stink so they can go “IT’S NOT RELATED TO THAT WORD! STOP OVERREACTING!”

As a white person, there is exactly one circumstance in which I will use that word: If I’m talking about the character from Huckleberry Finn.

Yiddish has the best curses:

I know. It’s maddening. We have been playing the game wrong for a good 40-50 years now. We assumed good faith. We assumed a sense of shame.

A gay man purporting to be someone to help step up someone’s food game can’t manage to aim higher than stuff even that Semi-Homemade chick would think “Oh come on. You could at least turn on the oven!”

and honestly, that’s probably the best thing he’s made... I watched an ep last night (a particularly heart-warming one with a trans-man named Skyler) Antoni ‘taught’ the man how to ‘make’ poke. And I put those words in quotes because his recipe consisted of “buy sushi tuna frozen and cut into cubes, mix mayo w/ either…

I’m pretty sure that if Liz II ever wanted to make sure the British monarchy would exist for the next 100 years, she could just meet with him, publically call him out in that oh-so-royal-and-British way only she could, and toddled off without so much as a handshake.

too soon?

Especially if you have a scene with Character Actress Margo Martindale.