I’m not gonna deny, I saw the headline and immediately thought ‘I’d give my favorite restaurant a pass on one bad day, barring something really extreme.’ But holy crap, yeah, that would count.

I’m willing to agree that the chef maybe needs to get the chopstick out of his ass, but when you try to justify your indignation with...

Unpopular Opinion: While I love this episode, much like most other Buffy fans, it drives me frigging nuts when people (and there are many that will) argue that “if you only see one episode of the show, it has to be ‘Once More With Feeling’” to try and get someone into it. Everything that happens in the episode, every…

Maybe I’m overthinking it, but I’m always paranoid that when I tick off ‘tip in cash’ on an order like that (I don’t use DoorDash, but there’s a bunch of these out there), that somebody at the company is going to still screw with the driver’s pay to compensate.

I remember when I first saw Babylon 5, back when it was in its initial airing in syndication, while struggling with insomnia in high school. I wasn’t able to keep up with every episode, but I saw most of season 2 (and I think some of 3) without having seen any of what came before.

Given its close connection to Marvel, regular tie-ins with the MCU should be easy and obvious for ABC

Am I the only one who thinks this sounds disgusting? I’m having a “feel like I’m taking crazy pills” moment that, where I like Cheetos well enough, there is literally no food-Cheetos combination that leaves me feeling anything but queasy.

Eh, I tried water chestnuts once in tuna salad. It added less than the celery in terms of texture. I barely even noticed it. But then, I tend to put chopped green pepper in my tuna salad anyways.

This is one of those cases where you (in this case the sticker-haver) can technically be in the right, but be such an asshole about it that nobody cares.

Y’know, I saw everyone mock-losing their shit struggling with the cereal choice at the beginning. But having just recently played “428 Shibuya Scramble,” I can easily imagine ways in which selecting a particular brand of cereal can reshape the course of civilization.

And of course, Gervais suddenly becomes a giggling 12-year old who just learned about swears the moment he thinks he’s got permission to be blatantly racist. And Chris and Louis basically gave him permission.

Maybe I live in a lucky spot, but 9 times out of 10 if I have to order on Amazon and I get enough for the free shipping, even without Prime I still consistently get it in 2-3 days. I mean, I wouldn’t trust that trick for diaper delivery, but their insistence of “5-8 day free shipping” is almost never more than half…

See, most of the hardcore liberals I know would have been fine with it. That said, I do know a lot of furries. But even then, they wouldn’t find it disgusting, just a tacky design.

I always have trouble finding out where the line is metaphorically drawn when I’m told to separate scallion whites and greens.

If it helps you feel any better, I wasn’t expecting a Ratatouille situation, but was honestly hoping for one (like a video of a rat throwing food on the grill or something) rather than the alternative.

They’re a chain based out of Pittsburgh that’s been expanding over the last few years. They’ve been around since the 30's, and their whole ‘deal’ revolves around putting fries and coleslaw on their sandwiches. And over the last few years, I’ve seen other chains in the region jumping on that bandwagon as well. I’d be…

Primanti Bros. is a chain based out of Pittsburgh that’s been around something like 80 years, and their gimmick has been putting fries and slaw on their sandwiches. They’ve been expanding in the last couple of years — and it feels like I’ve seen more and more places (chain and otherwise) putting fries on…

Am I the only one who thinks it’s weird that the ‘most Arby’s sandwich ever’ is a sandwich that is ripping off Primanti Bros. and their “extra crap on a sandwich” craze that’s creeping across the nation?

My family always maintained the ‘stuffing inside a bird, dressing outside a bird’ pattern. (and, on occasion, has prepared both for large get-togethers for people who have a preference)