Von Hayes?

All I see is "This user is blocked."

"Oh, I'm just watching this spider build a web, check it out"

I bought a huge bag of it but now I'm not sure what to do with it. It's intimidating. Clearly I just need to put some in a small shaker and try some of it on … everything.

"Bullshit" in that grinding it just before you use it makes no difference at all [in stark contrast to pepper]. If you want to buy extra course salt and then grind it to various consistencies on your own, that would be tedious but in no way "bullshit". Incredibly thrifty, actually. As noted by the author!

I took it as a slam on people ignorant enough to think that the choice between "vanilla and chocolate" was one between "boring and adventurous". Not as anything against chocolate itself.

"It was traditional navy coffee, brewed strong, with a pinch of salt."

-The Hunt For Red October


Ever since reading this book, I always put in a pinch of salt and pretend I'm in Annapolis. Or at sea.

I thought "Old Peggy Carter" was done really well in The Winter Soldier. Minor prosthetics + CGI?

Oh, the Comedian is the guy that plays Negan, I just got that [I don't actually watch TWD but that character is inescapable].

I got a preview disc for the first episode of "Huff" and that looked sad indeed.

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The way I remember it, they were quite serious about the whole thing. People died, and would never look at their name the same way again. I can only guess that they concluded that changing their name would mean "the terrorists win".

Where he gets his revenge on Tiffani-Amber Thiessen?!

Like with the Ropers!

[John Bickerson refuses to carry his wife Blanche across the threshold for their anniversary]
Blanche: You're not as gallant as when you were a boy.
John: You're not as buoyant as when you were a gal

Of course I understood that Ed O'Neill was an actor and not actually "Al Bundy", but there was still much confusion / tonal whiplash to see him in his next role, as a member of the FBI in "The Spanish Prisoner".

Another actual Squirrel Girl collection title: "Squirrel You Know It's True" [EDIT: as Leno noted just below]

I can't pronounce it either. I'm told it's a "Connecticut" accent problem [I lived there from ages 4-11]. Also problematic: withdrawal, orange.

I automatically assumed that the "best way" to watch these is with the original Japanese track + subtitles, but then I read [maybe from Miyazaki himself?] that it's best to listen in your native language so you are able to take in the whole frame instead of spending the whole time reading. Makes sense! Unlike with a…

It was fun hearing Hank Azaria promote this on Tony Kornheiser's pod. Reading the interview with him on the AV Club wasn't quite the same, you really need to hear his voice.

Wow, what time do this reviews post? And why am I still up?