And Don is the one that led her to that realization— or at least, made it fully conscious— "You don't want your brothers talking like that, do you?" That was some unintentionally good parenting.

I didn't think it was too whip-lashy. Megan was giving some pretty overt non-verbal cues in her scenes that she was not only unhappy, but looking for an escape. Just got back and watch the previous episode; you'll see that they were making it clear that she was already on her way out. The three-way was a last-ditch…

Oh my god, it is totally abyssal.

The last straw was their discontinuing their Hot Mustard sauce— the only reason I ever went there.

At first, I thought "Jack in the Box killed a little girl" was a description of one of their attempts to be funny. I mean, that would be a great commercial, but I don't think the appeal would be broad enough.

But they are so super sensitive! They have ads specifically targeting each race. It's a focus-grouped melting pot!

It's the semi-realistic shading on the teeth and the texture on the tongue that's actually a little sickening to me. What the fuck are they going for with this? Are we sure that this wasn't originally intended to be a one-off character in an episode of Aqua-Teen Hunger Force?

Do you live in a pastoral Dutch painting?

That's just a bonus.

I've played the opening of Infinite at least a dozen times, but once the fighting stops and it no longer feels like I'm visiting the most amazing theme park evar, I lose interest. It seems fun, but the atmosphere at the beginning is great.

Except when it shows up on news sites: "ACTOR IN SHOW YOU FOLLOW IS LEAVING!!!!" Son of a bitch spoiler sons of bitches assholes.

Oh bouy…

Cool! A programmer friend of mine was showing me all of the awesome stuff it can do— change from APA to Chicago etc. with a few key strokes and properly format citations, change the layout, generate a PDF, and so on. I really wanted to learn more about it, but it's kind of intimidating.

Hemingway would put that a step above parody!

It's not as thorough as WPs was, though. It can still be really helpful, of course.

You can kind of do that in Word, but it's really a JV implementation of what WP 5 (that's the only one I'm really familiar with) could do. I was trying to edit some handout that was made in Word that had all of this wonky formatting that was totally destroyed by adding or removing any text (and it also destroyed text…

Word Perfect 5 is an awesome word processor. I had all of those keyboard commands automatized in middle school— switching to Word tripped up my ingrained skillz.

The useless skinny spoiler-like part makes me think that there is some Middle Batman Movies influence in there, too.

Also the "if there were some way [to procreate] without having sex, I'd do it" line. That would also have made sense to.

I thought it was just a comment about the shoddiness of the box. Do a lot of people gift come to people? Why did so many minds gravitate toward that particular possibility? This could be used as a projective test: "Now we'll pause the video for a moment and discuss what you believe is in the box." "COME!" "Hmm… I see…"