She's exposing the business!

I guess I'm the only sucker who is going to be watching this as it airs on BBC America. However, that channel can fuck right off with its commercials. They do that thing where they play a 10 second clip from the show to trick DVR users and go "Hey, I bet you tried to fast forward through these commercials huh? Well…

It's said that every wrestling storyline is recycled every 8 years or so, but these days, WWE barely waits a year before repeating the same ideas. You won't have much trouble, believe me.

Yes - Tiffin boxes specifically. I'm assuming her mother? Grandmother? packed her a lunch or something.

I didn't realize it was him either until reading this review. I kept thinking "What's with the Carlito hair?" the entire time too.

There's something beautifully poetic about the phrase THE DUCKS WITH NO BREAD

Or anyone who buys tickets for this thing is put on a government watch list, like anyone who buys a copy of Catcher in the Rye.

ALL FOR HELEN

Ha! I'm totally imagining him talking about it as Buddy Cole. They say…

You know, maybe Gwyneth Paltrow's vagina wouldn't need so much rejuvenating if she wasn't constantly steaming it, dusting it, and doing lord knows what else to it.

Garbage in garbage can. Hm. Makes sense.

For those kids who love to eat kinetic sand.

I love that Ice-T is basically like, yeah, look, I just stand where they tell me and say my lines and go home. Still manages to be one of the best things about the show.

Probably why he was good on Louie as well.

Her performance was also great because I feel like that's how someone should react to all the crazy supernatural stuff that goes on in this show. I get why you can't have everybody react like that, but it was well done in this episode.

I saw this pseudo-documentary on the Food Network called The Big Waste a few years ago detailing how much waste there is in the food industry because of stuff that is irregularly shaped, has minor blemishes, etc. At the end, a few chefs had to create a full meal using this type of food that would have otherwise been…

My sis, while living in Berkeley, did try out this produce box for a while that would deliver "ugly" produce to your door that was generally cheaper than grocery store, uh, "attractive" produce I guess. There's definitely a market for stuff like this.

I've read way too much about this juicer, and it seems like a plain subscription juice service would have been profitable. Were they too locked into the idea of the product being a "juicer" and the juice itself wasn't sexy enough to sell? Because they could have just given the machine away for free if the person…

They had something like this when I was in college - although it was mostly used to alert people when their laundry was finished washing/drying. Something I desperately miss today, because people just seem to throw their laundry in public washers/dryers and then leave them in there for like 5 hours during peak hours.

Someone did mention it. And I never heard of it before so off to Wikipedia I went. Now I want to throw my phone in a fire and lie down forever.