I ordered lasagna in Dublin and it came with fries. The poor waitress couldn't understand why I found it so funny.

Dijon on a burger with swiss and mushrooms and grilled onions is fucking transcendent.

He could also be genuinely kind. I always think of the episode with the pianist who loses the use of a hand despite the doctors' best efforts, and Charles gives him sheet music by Ravel, who created something for a WWI soldier who lost his arm.

I propose we go there for the next meetup!

Aw fuck. I'm gonna wind up getting pizza, aren't I.

It's fucking delicious. I actually like pineapple and fresh jalapeños on pizza. The spicy-sweet-tart combination is amazing and now I'm mad I brought my lunch and can't go over to &pizza.

Joke's on you. I have no shame!

Too bad Aunt May isn't older the way she's supposed to be, because Costa Ronin played Vanko in Agent Carter and I would be 10000000% down for a flashback involving him.

I didn't really care much about Spider-Man to start with, so seeing RDJ plastered all over the promotional material killed any last vestige of give-a-shit that I had about the movie.

I'm 100% over both Tony Stark and RDJ. Just go away for awhile.

Not at all. I'm 31, and I cried about five separate times during Wonder Woman, partly because I did get overwhelmed seeing Diana on screen.

Okay, Radar, state your business, in one word or less.

Mine too.

Winchester was probably the first TV character I saw who was an arrogant jerkass and very convinced of his own brilliance - but who really was just that good, and had a heart of gold underneath it. I like the later seasons because they show more of that humanity without it being maudlin.

Really? I don't know if you know this, but Alan Alda was a huge and very vocal proponent for the Equal Rights Amendment. My mom will always love him for that. I wasn't born yet when the ERA failed, but she talked about it all the time when I was a kid.

It was a damn sight better than the third act of Captain America: Civil War.

I love that the WW movie showed Antiope with that same grin. Someone paid attention to her auntie!

He was extremely charming in The Tudors.

There are some people from whom I would like to have autographs, but that doesn't mean I necessarily feel entitled to them, either. There's no harm in making a polite request provided that one can also graciously accept no for an answer to said request.

They do. But mostly they just think it's hilarious because so many Asian tattoo artists just fuck with white people and put stuff like "chicken fried rice" instead on them.