Cheese?

Good, but not as good at the 'Rahm Emanuel likes Nickelback" sign.

Are you sure the schools back then were that good? 'Cause Prop 13 was passed by popular initiative, not by the state legislature.

"But the only world where in it's okay to grab someone and kiss them while they're crying and telling you that they came to talk to you to say they can't handle this right now, is a romantic movie."

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yeah, I've noticed you have a particular slant on this show. that's cool. I think it's limited by bias, but everyone's opinion is.

Gus kissing her after her speech is no more or less self-absorbed than her creeping on his social media and then following him to the liquor store so she can give a speech about how she needs space and time.

Best of luck Dan.

No, because to bring a suit for infringement, you have to be the owner of the relevant copyright.

Maybe, maybe not. But at a minimum, it's going to be super annoying for Paramount et al. to have to figure out all the particulars of the ownership and infringement claims.

Stop trying to make It Follows happen, the AV Club.

So, full of right-wing Batman supporters shouting racist invective over stock footage of old, rich, white men talking endlessly?

Well, Manny fought Mosley, De La Hoya, and a few others after Mayweather had already beat them. Plus, hard to knock Floyd for fighting Manny "past his prime" when Floyd is two years older than Manny..

#cosign

And Jay still got destroyed on the best track on the album by Kanye. People need to think about that more.

What are your thoughts on Mitt Romney?

I don't know, Chardee McDennis 2 gets an A- just for the flag raising ceremony.

It's the subtle touches that really elevate this show, like in the second half of the episode, you can see in the background that wall mounting for the television failed and the television no longer hangs on the wall.

Everyone knows that A Christmas Story is for glue-huffers of all ages!

To take a joke and shoehorn in a serious recommendation, there's a review of the show and a Hamilton biography in a recent NY Review of Books that argues, in the course of comparing the two men, that Burr's lack of ironclad principles presaged our particular populist form of democratic system.