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No, the lines are underneath the characters that appeared during that period. Look up at the top of the list with the original five.

Eh. They're Nut very good.

I was also disappointed by the exclusion of Dubble Bubble at #4,295 from this list. That stuff was rock-hard and by the time you got it working you'd already gotten all the flavor out.

See albo's comment. When you don't sell a ton of liquor the money has to come from somewhere.

If you don't specify a brand the bartender will generally give you well/bottom-shelf liquor (assuming you're not such a regular customer that you have a "usual," of course).

Almost no widely-used or widely-accepted training system advocates running a full 26.2 miles as training for a marathon. For your hypothetical 3:30-finisher, I'd expect that most training regimes would call for either a few 20 to 22-mile runs or perhaps some 2 to 2.5-hour runs. Trying to run at one's PR pace for a

When did Patrick Kane start playing goalie?

Was Mussolini really evil? Given the others on this list, invasions of Albania and Ethiopia seem like pretty small beer. He really gets overshadowed in the general WWII history books, so I freely admit I could be missing something there. This seems like more of a "historical bad guy" situation than "evil."

Speaking as a former marching band geek myself, while I get the nice OSU-UM touch, they really should have ended with the T-Rex rather than a sinking pirate ship.

Do you eat yours creamy or al dente?

Your belief in the equivalence of peach pie and cherry pie invalidates your rankings. That's all there is to it.

Not entirely—you can buy single electric table-top burners, but I'm not sure I'd feel safe using one.

Regular or instant?

But is he using the Bill-Simmons-patented "Art Shell Face?"

That "Christmas Story" lamp costume rocks!

The Gizmodo link from the article that comments on the goofs from the movie states that any debris moving fast enough to be a recurring danger in the movie would have moved to a higher orbit. I suppose it's possible (minus that mistake) that the debris we are seeing is just that bit of shrapnel that was so

"Tempest in a teacup" mentions aside, Lebron and Wade do understand the difference between free agency and trades, right?

In the least objectionable form of the play the fielder at least swipes/slides a foot pretty close to second base. This example's pretty terrible.

You think life could actually survive in those things? Besides, those troughs aren't as big as the poster makes them look.

I really doubt the DA is only "considering" additional charges. It's more like deciding whether to go for first-degree murder or some wimpy lesser-included charge.