Recently more and more of my packages have not been making it in two days. Which is ok, but if it is the same speed as not having prime, I might as well cancel prime.

You think that knife is the best value, how about this made-in-the-USA Rada:

You think that knife is the best value, how about this made-in-the-USA Rada:

And he hit Geno Smith after he catfished the Jets into thinking he was an actual QB

How horny and stupid do you have to be to go back to the place again?

I tried this based on America’s Test Kitchen’s recommendation. It works, especially to get the salt deeper into the meat (if you put anything but salt and pepper on your steak then you can go back to the USSR with the rest of the commies).

I don’t know that it has any effect on the tenderness of the meat, but I found…

depending on whom you talk to...it was almost as great as the first part.

“I have no idea what I’m doing....”

#ethered

A little confused how Alvarado is still hanging around since he’s spent his two games getting burnt to a crisp.

I’ll miss Person of Interest when it comes to an end, it’s one of the best written and acted shows on TV right now. I like to describe it as the best Batman show on TV that doesn’t actually feature Batman (sorry Gotham, you’re not even in the same league as PoI).

The only thing that could make this more awesome:

Fun fact, in The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen canon, John Carter fights the Tripods form War of the Worlds and successfully repelled their invasion of Mars before the Tripods decided to invade Earth.

I liked John Carter. There, I said it.

Supertramp takes me back to some time I lived in Europe. Good times. A poster (IAmNotADamnWriter) referenced Bell Bottom Blues by Derek and the Dominos in a Gawker post earlier. I can’t get that great song out of head now, so I figured I’d throw it down right here.

Have been meaning to post this for a few days now, but kept being late to the party.

The beautiful vocals of Roger Hodgson, who was the unmistakable voice of Supertramp, with “Dreamer”, a song Roger wrote when he was just a teenager.