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Hooters' sauce is somewhat unique. I too, hate breading, but Hooters will put the sauce on naked wings by request.

Part of their name and their menu used to include "beef on weck", which is a sandwich popular where the chain was founded. You can always tell when people first discovered the restaurant if they call it "BW3."

Hooters introduced stupid cheap crab legs a few years ago, so my buddies and I used to go for those and clean up on trivia night. Then one friend admitted to his wife that he didn't really like the food, and that was that.

I'm always tickled when AV Club runs one of these features and the comments are about 5 to 1 of

I worked in Clearwater near the mothership right around the time the concept had exploded. One of Hooters' waitresses was named Playmate of the Month, and the feature about her had candid snapshots of her working at the restaurant.

Within a year, Clearwater and the surrounding area had (and I am not making this up),

Oh, believe me, I know. I worked at a theater that showed trailers on TVs in the lobby. Almost all movies spoil something from the end in the trailers (and always have). I wish they wouldn't, but they do.

The velociraptor-alligators in Eraser are awesome. And in lousy CGI, to boot!

I don't know if anyone else has mentioned this yet, but another nonsensical part of Speed, which only someone that lived in LA would know, is that the buses in SoCal ran on natural gas, even in 1994. So the scene where Keanu punches the hole in the gas tank couldn't have happened.

Nevertheless, Speed is awesome. The

"What part of 'non-disclosure' don't you people understand?!?"

Best of Cleveland you say? Well, then…

An Invaders film tho….

That is good news, indeed. The Four belong in the MCU. And Galactus is a natural for an Avengers flick.

Actually, as I understand it, Marvel controls mutant TV rights. Fox had to get permission from Marvel to develop its new X-Men series.

I'm hoping this new cooperation means a thaw between Fox and Marvel. Not holding my breath, but it's a start.

Then again, there is an East Chicago, Indiana.

I knuckled under to the advertising blitz and bought a bottle of Jim Beam Black Extra Aged. I've always liked Beam, but this really is something else. And only a couple bucks more than the mothership.

A properly made vodka martini is liquid civilization.

Indeed. They even name one of their models "The Graduate."

The Bride of Frankenstein may have been the first.

I, too, prefer Batman Begins. It's got just enough silliness, like Batman summoning the horde of, um, bats, that it's recognizable as a comic book movie. When Nolan decided to "deconstruct the myth" in Dark Knight, he started to lose me.

Shout out to McDonald's new Mac Jr. When we're on the road, McDonald's is the easiest grab-and-go snack. Because of the mess, the driver is usually limited to regular hamburgers and cheeseburgers, while the passenger can get whatever he/she wants. But now McDonald's has created a single patty Big Mac that can be

Funches' line, "Wendy's sex robot is NOT market ready!" was very Ted-esque.