Tonys or Tony’s or Tonies? Dœs it make a difference if it’s “I’ve got two ['toniz] in my class this semester” or “…nominated for four ['toniz]”?

That link didn’t work for me because the ampersands were displaying as & and not just & . (Don’t ask how I’m getting that first one to display: the answer is witchcraft!)

Is there a reason we should? There were definitely issues with the crows in Round I, and with a white director and possibly white writers this time around, they could be perpetuäted. But with input from black voice actors, I’m not sure I see a persuasive reason why animals with black appearance cannot be represented…

Would it matter if the crows spoke in well researched authentic Black Vernacular English? And to that end, are you certain they do not? (I have no reason to believe they do, thinking it more likely that a white writer was prolly just copyïng imitations from other white people, altho the black voice actors could…

Even the black ones?

Birch Beer and Emmy Rossum! That’s the stuff!

Are you talking about the crows, about which I could prolly rant, but would never do so prematurely. Or were you talking about how sad it is that his mother gets locked up for protecting him when it was the little kids who mocked him who started the whole thing? I hate that too.

So, this is (for me) interesting. I thought his name was “Timothy Tunes.” I had a plush toy of him growing up (Dumbo was and remains my favorite Disney film), and while he’s only identified as Timothy in the movie (and only in the credits or something, right?), my mother said she knew he was Timothy Tunes because he…

I juiced two grapefruits today (they were left over from Christmas II stockings and I wasn’t sure how much longer they’d last), and was surprised that somewhere along the way I’d come to like the juice.

I basically bought humanity another century on Earth by buying one for my father, who drinks at least a small bottle of water a day. Now I found a tonic (as in “gin and…”) concentrate that he likes, so he’s not buying those little bottles anymore either!

I don’t think there is fermentation. I think the idea is, you make beer, you boïl out the water, you add in some Everclear to make up for beïng unable to get out the water without losing the alcohol, and you put it in a little cup. Then you sell those little cups along with a unit with a CO2 cartridge, and somehow you…

AB Inbev makes Hœgarten and Leffe, which are not only drinkable but good (I’m not saying magnificent or anything) beers.

Is it powder? I was definitely envisioning a syrup, i.e. my Sodastream flavor concentrates.

Of course you had to know that there was no idea so ludicrous that someöne wasn’t tryïng to get rich over it.

I hate Keurig as much as the next person, but this would prolly make less waste, right? Currently, you can very occasionally recycle a can and daily throw away a decomposable filter, or you can daily throw away nondecomposable plastic, so non-Keurig clearly wins for coffee. Because you’re using your own water either…

There is a lot of waste inherent in shipping across the country and across the world glass bottles full of mostly water just to get a taste of the unique beer flavor. I’ve actually been surprised that even the very, very cheapest beer is still shipping water around, and that noöne has tried this before.

That’s funny, I thought beer was sold in growlers…

“Shulky Classy Smash” also doubles as a tongue twister!

But that last paragraph is irrelevant to this discussion, right?

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