I have to go to fucking Branson, Missouri so something on my Switch. 

I have one friend who likes to use that goddamn “thinking” emoji and I NEVER KNOW HOW TO INTERPRET IT.

https://thehardtimes.net/harddrive/no-need-to-worry-pokeball-head-guy-has-loving-family-devoted-husband-and-three-incredible-children/

Appearance of impropriety is irrelevant if there’s no proven impropriety, especially with something as trivial as an advertisement award for a videogame. It’s not like we’re talking about our elected officials or something.

Black/White. The antagonist/rival’s name was N, and he’s one of the best Pokemon characters - https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/N

Well, it’s intended that the difficulty is appropriate for a Jedi Master, not that it makes you feel like a Jedi Master.

Remember a few generations ago when the “antagonist” tried to end Pokemon slavery, but we were able to convince him that actually the Pokemon are perfectly happy doing our bidding?

I'd bump Bill up to 4, maybe even 3.

Ron isn’t even the #2 Weasley.

Is Jack London stuff public domain? Can I make my own Call Of The Wild or White Fang movie?

I haven’t expanded the comments so I don’t know if anybody already has, but southern cornbread dressing is better than New England stuffing, with any kind of sausage or clams or whatever. Italian sausage with its fennel/anise can go in the garbage where it belongs.

No Ewoks is a good thing actually.

I’m for ‘em!

Instead of cutting the bread once, lets cut it again. Four triangles, arranged in a circle. And in the middle, we will dump chips.

Oh yeah, and Namco’s loading screen game patent expired a few years ago. I wonder why we haven’t seen more of those already?

I don’t get Hulu free, I get Disney free as part of a Verizon promotion.

Now tell me how to get the bundle WITH my free year from Verizon.

Here’s the scene. You might think it’s not going to happen, because there’s a lot of build-up, and talking, and it’s the very end of the episode (in fact the very last shot). And he’s a character who’s known as an expert swordsman, so his right hand is his whole identity.

Oh yeah, love how Neil McDonough starts reaching for it and Raylan’s like “...no” and pulls it away.

Well, “hot chicken” is really imprecise. I wouldn’t know you’re not just referring to like Popeye’s spicy variety.