So they were avenged 21 times?

Actually, it’s Miss Chanandler Bong

He had a really good character/storyline on the West Wing.

By the time the lunch box returns home that day, the same parent who handed it to their child with such hope now gazes upon it in horror. The lunch box is full. The food is no longer good.

“Spears tells her story with good humor in simple, sometimes elegant prose.”

Scorsese seems bizarrely unaware that TV also has these things called commercials.

Tierney was a fucking piece of work.  Thankfully he didn’t ask for a pack of cigarettes and a short length of hose.

Obviously the B-52s were talking about their love of Jesus, and the Love Shack was their local church.

He started out surprisingly reasonable, talking about how tax credits don’t really do much for folks living paycheck to paycheck.

You thought a movie made by Christopher Nolan would be the pinnacle of cinema this year.

hyper-pedantic nerds with a taste for showing off

The Forrest Bounce doesn’t have anything to do with finding Daily Doubles. The main key in finding DDs is understanding that they are never in the 1st row. But switching categories doesn’t help beyond that. There’s no reason not to run the same category from row 2 to 5 - and many players do exactly that.

William Hughes, Sam Barsanti, and Katie Rife

I can’t read what’s written on his mug, but I’m willing to bet it’s something stupid.

Man, Josh Brolin has really fallen on hard times.

I generally like Leslie Jones, but I can’t see her being a good Daily Show host.  She couldn’t even get through a 90 second Weekend Update appearance without breaking or forgetting how to read the cue cards, and people expect her to run a 22 minute nightly show?

I’m not a well-doner, but I do like A1 on cheaper cuts of meat, where the steak could probably use a little help. I would never use it on something like filet mignon.

Yeah, I think he just licensed out the name for a cut of the profits. I’m sure he did some promotional stuff for the restaurant, but it’s probably safe to say he wasn’t involved in the day-to-day.

but who am I to argue with the guy who turned a song about a sandwich into a restaurant chain that would eventually place him on Forbes’ billionaires list?