“In what world is that considered a good movie?”

That’s only “transphobic” if it’s your position that trans people can’t also be homicidal maniacs. And I imagine any trans person would tell you that murdering women to create a skin suit is not really a trans thing. It’s a psychopath thing. Buffalo Bill may be trans in some sense, but had a lot of other shit going on…

Came here to say this.

LOL.  Pussies.

“Scary on the Prairie” sounds even better if you say it like Elmer Fudd.

All the more reason to hold onto that gig for as long as he can.

Well that was all very unpleasant.

“I’ve always said that if New York style was truly so good, it’d take over the native pizzas in the rest of the country like an invasive weed.”

So it’s a sub par version of the pie I can get from my local brick oven joint, but with six slices instead of 8.  Cool cool.

It used to be different?  I figured with a name like The Takeout it was always aimed at fast food connoisseurs.

Pretty sure it’s an intentional allusion to the book, but insofar as the book is a series of retellings of real Hollywood scandals spanning the early silent era to the 1960s, it can’t be based on it in any meaningful way. “Inspired by” seems more likely.

Now there’s a reference I’ve not heard in a long time.  A long, long time.

That put a smile on my face.

The hell you say.

Chik fil a is fine. I actually prefer their breakfast options. And the waffle fries are really good. But I too would rather eat at popeyes, for the sides alone.

It’s good if you’re graving a big fucking mission style burrito but live someplace where there are no better options in that regard.

“People will like-”

At the time I don’t think Depp would have embodied the rat-like desperation necessary for the role.  Maybe Depp post Jack Sparrow could have worked, but that’s not what we’re talking about here.

Put ____________ in the mashed potatoes, if it’s gonna be that kinda party.

Nope.