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I don’t remember it, either, and I watched the cutscene movies recently.

At least they didn’t present the giraffe in Let’s Game It Out style.

might be a littel misguided

You don’t have to eat the person, per se. You can cut off the fungi and fry it up. Who knows, it may even grow back and you have a renewable food source locked up in your shed.

Would’ve worked better with Chad Vader.

It’s what I was thinking.

LMAO. You were triggered? People really need to stop using that word.

Scrolled down to see if anyone else posted this. I mean, the bad guys tracked Ellie by her footprints in the snow.

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I bet the writer doesn’t know that Charo is a Flamenco guitar goddess.

Smith put it out in front of the world and made it everybody’s business.

“Oh, a bullshit artist! Did you bullshit last week? Did you try to bullshit last week?”

Wouldn’t surprise me is they’re manufacturing fuel, too. They’re also manufacturing car batteries (episode 3).

I wonder if it’s good enugh for Let’s Game It Out to do a video on.

Look around for promo codes. I have Peacock right now for $1.99/month for 12 months.

AHS has tied seasons together with storylines and character, so they should be kicked out of the category, too. Asylum and Freakshow were tied together. The witches had two seasons. I haven’t watched since Apocalypse (if that was the name of the season. It’s been a while).

That explains a lot.

I’m not a coffee drinker, but I’ll have a cup every 5 or 10 years. The one and only time I had Starbucks was when I was in Border’s Books. I love the smell of freshly brewed coffee, so I decided to get a cup. I asked the girl for a coffee, light and sweet. She didn’t know what I was talking about. She was trying to

I saw Fritz and Heavy Metal when I was a little kid in the early 80's at my grandmother’s house. She also took me to just about every R Rated movie that came out between 1980 and 1990.

Yeah, it was part of VH1's Celebriality line-up. It was shoehorned in with Flavor of Love, Rock of Love, Surreal Life, and Celebrity Fit Club.

When the movie was coming out, my sister and I went to Border’s Books and they had displays all over the store for Titanic. I think they crammed every book and video they had onto the endcaps. Behind the register station was a huge display. While I was being rung up, I said to my sister, “I don’t know what the big