“In making this statement and ignoring the problem, you passively accept the sexualization of schoolgirl uniforms.

I played Lost Odyssey on an SD TV back in the day, and the text was so small that it literally compelled me to purchase my first HD television.

You put the peeps in the chili pot and mix it all up. You put the peeps in the chili pot and add the M&Ms!

Radishes.

I’ve done vegetarian months and vegan months, and at the end of them I still couldn’t eat a hamburger fast enough. I can’t imagine this changing the habits of any random Joe Q. Public.

It really is. I was wholly expecting “20% of all the purchases you made from them that year.”

How on earth do you walk that fast? I can hit that minute per mile mark, but at the very least I’m jogging at that point.

All calorie counts do for me is make me feel like a need a longer workout that day. It only rarely affect my consumption, and when you’re choosing between a 1,200 calorie pasta dish and a 1,400 calorie pasta dish who even cares?

I got a Usinger’s sausage and cheese sampler and I loved it. Granted my family is from Wisconsin, and I love both sausages and cheeses anyway, but it was still damned tasty. I’d eat anything Usinger’s any time of any day.

I’m not talking about the theoretical people who save up to go to Olive Garden, I’m talking about the theoretical people who eat at family restaurants a couple of times a month.

I assess it often, though rarely have the ability to affect it. I don’t think a salesman at a Mercedes dealership should make 2x-3x as much as a salesman at a Kia dealership, for instance.

Truth. Anybody who doesn’t tip well at a place they visit even semi-regularly is not a wise person.

I tip 20% on anything like $250 or less, but beyond that I start thinking about a flat number. Why should someone make $100 an hour because they got hired at an expensive restaurant instead of getting hired at a cheaper restaurant?

“How will they air going forward?”

But I was interested in your comment, friend, that’s why I replied to it :)

If getting five hours of sleep a day every night for 30 days does real damage to oneself, then me doing the same thing for the last 30 years means I’m probably dead already.

I liked TLJ, but saying that Knives Out being good complicates the narrative of people who hate TLJ is like saying that Zodiac being good complicates the narrative of people who don’t like Alien 3.

Thank goodness. I get the point and everything, and agree with the sentiment the phrase espouses, but I just don’t find the “OK Boomer” phrase funny. It is lazy and boring.

If only there were a way to avoid television content we weren’t interested in...

At the very least I know Heidi K wasn’t fired, she left because she wanted to. I don’t know about Mel B, though.