Why? Why do you have links to every single thing mentioned in this article EXCEPT the show itself? Why?

Like chicken fingers but it’s chicken fried steak fingers that you dip in white gravy.

Hilda can be recruited by the lions but NOT the Empire. For story reasons.

That “Bizzaro zombie apocalypse survivors” bit was done in Shaun of the Dead.

No, Firefly. I hear one of the food vendors had fresh strawberries! Too bad Captain Mal wasn’t there.

Pfft. Wasn’t even that hard.

Some folks in Japan clearly have the same idea.

Before almond “milk” came on the market, there was no separate section of the grocery store for non-dairy milk.

Before Splenda was on the market, there was not a separate aisle for sugar substitutes.

Before non-dairy ice cream was out, there was not a separate section for non-dairy ice cream.

When the Beyond Burger…

So, basically he pulled a Data?

You remember how there was that one kid in your elementary class who would never eat his food but just mix it all together before dumping it in the trash? That kid was the person who invented coleslaw.

Problem is that Smash has garnered the kind of player that would never make it in any other fighting game tournament - the scrub. Any other tournament I have ever heard of for ANYTHING, if you leave the event stage for any reason not oked by the rules, you forfeit the match. Period. If it bothers you that match that…

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Lots of people have questions about this! When we brought up the discussion again amongst the staff this month, there were many people who thought it was strange that the Yakuza series wasn’t represented on our PlayStation 4 list. So even though it seemed strange to go back and add an older game, there was significant…

The guy who runs the account is literally like  20 and never anticipated his fame. The “scandals” have been pretty minor and he's learning. It's hardly a milkshake duck.

He’s like an early Dragon Ball villain transplanted into Dragon Ball Z. Compare him to Nan or King Chappa and Mr. Satan comes out on top.