*Paul McCartney is interviewed after his divorce*

This movie series is a drag. It's a well-known drag.

Fun fact: Penelope Cruz *was* a beard for a while in the early 2000's.

If you think that's an amusing joke, you better check your head.

I had to upvote this. I couldn't just pass it by.

I've heard that Afrikaans sounds like baby talk to Dutch people. It must be strange to understand so much of a foreign language. We don't really have that with English. There are languages that are that close to ours, like Scots and a whole lot of Caribbean creoles, but we tend to think of them not so much as separate…

Dutch sounds pretty weird to an English speaker. I think it's because it's pretty close, but still mostly unintelligible. So it sounds like someone making speechlike noises with the occasional word that makes sense thrown in. Most languages have more close relatives than English does, so I assume this must be a pretty…

I think there's a pretty solid possibility that she's going to go mad with power. It's far from definite, but I think she might be pretty unsympathetic for a while before coming back from the edge.

Possibly.

I can think of Dutch politicians off the top of my head named Wim and Pym.

-The AV Club

You know as well as I do that your printer is lying to you. Cover up the sensor and you'll have hundreds of pages of worry-free printing.

I'm glad the thread is friendly. The last thing we need is Rancor.

I was going to make more puns, but didn't want to be Greedo-ey.

I feel like rural Arkansas in the 30's didn't have a lot of stripper jobs available, but what do I know?

Most popular boy's name for 35 years in a row. That's really something.

Pamela was an invented name. Clarissa, too, I think.

Just to be clear, the middle names start with a different letter, right?

But he was Dutch. They all have ridiculous two and three letter nicknames.

Only an idiot would name their kid Barron.