I agree that lots of interviews have a quid pro quo element to them, but in this case, Webber had nothing to gain by being on the show.

Lots of women like to wear pumps or boots, but it would have been out of character for BDH’s Claire, just like it would have been weird if Chris Pratt’s character was wearing comfy sneakers.

I wonder if we’ve had the same boss.

See, here’s the thing. Burneko is obviously very smart, a very talented writer, and also burdened with anger issues and a massive inferiority/superiority complex.

“Chin-stroking hater” is Albert’s bread and butter.

Interesting and fair point.

That was a great first punch. Wish he didn’t spit on him when he was down, though.

Frank Caliendo has technical gifts (like a chef with great knife skills), but he lacks anything resembling the creativity that it requires to earn a Michelin star.

Frank Caliendo’s like an excellent cover band or person who can reproduce a Monet, but doesn’t possess an iota of actual creativity.

I think prostitution should be legal and regulated, but there’s nothing inconsistent between the scenarios you laid out.

According to the very article you linked, the Nixon story took place in 1972, not 1971. And, Trudeau was 4 months old, not 4 years old.

“And he is non-controversially fuckable.”

Whatever you say, squid.

A good impression is immediately recognizable while simultaneously showing the subject in a new light. McKinnon’s Hilary is great for me because it captures here manic ambition and her quality of being not-quite-human.

Yeah, but his self-regard is at least six-foot-four.

“Greg Oden Put Up A Double-Double in His Chinese Basketball Debut”

No. They’re saying, “I showed respect for you by showing up on time and would like for you to do the same.”

I think it depends on how much power and credibility you already wield.

I agree with your point, but between this and multiple posts on the Odom story, you’re awfully busy scolding people this morning. Chill.

Schilling’s the worst, but that joke would get at least 100 stars here.