Agreed that there needs to be permanent context that accompanies GWTW, as with any popular work of art/literature/entertainment that hasn’t aged up with the times. I’d also add the tiresome old “the book is better” because it absolutely contextualizes—for better and for worse—where the film glosses over or glamorizes.

See: Connie Willis’s amazing short story Jack, about an unusual man who wants to “do his bit” during the Blitz.

+1 and luckily you can find mayo based horseradish sauces in the stores. But there is something slightly better about Arby’s. Everytime I go I ask for lots of Horsey, and keep it in a little tub in the fridge and eat it on everything until gone.

I was the one who ended it with her as she told me she no longer loved me.

Hasn’t he learned? More children never fix a bad relationship.

Orange is the new Black

I mean, I wouldn't order a Corona under any circumstance, but that has nothing to do with the virus.

I’m ready!

“I’d like the McBread Ring with white sauce.”

I believe that Taste of the Wild is also what they sell as the Kirkland Brand at Costco. It’s good stuff.

Goodness. I love your handle. I can hear Cleese and Idle.

I’m mostly putting other things on saltines now - pate, butter, peanut butter, cream cheese, chicken salad, a strong brie.

Why only "used to?"

Sorry but can’t stand oysters. They gross me out.

Are we related ?

Sometimes I would take two of those, form a sandwich, throw it in the microwave, and then not lose a ounce of sleep about the fact that I’m too lazy to cook a proper grilled cheese sandwich.

Really? He should talk with the family who has been selling him out at every turn most of his life, using him as a scapegoat, and plotting against him. His brother has actively used him as a shield for William’s cheating scandal and has worked tirelessly through courtiers behind the scene to undermine and even “exile”…

Same, but Mitch McConnell is also on my short list. 

I’m glad they’re going with the multi-person shooter genre. It’s been so ignored lately.