Jon is totally that guy who never writes or calls.

Is that the truth?

I think in part, because keeping your socks on indicates a level of rush. You're in too much of a hurry to bother to get them off, and it also can show you're intending to take off as soon as possible as well.

I do not understand people continuing to try to use the Twitter Thread as the medium for "important essay in long form".

My problem was always the absurd inconsistency of the Marvel Universe's general public.

Their method— which I endorse whole-heartedly— is to make three seven-to-eight episode arcs with a natural A leads to B leads to C progression of the three.

There was no surer sign on Mad Men that Don's marriage and sense of self were crumbling than when he chose to go for a drink with Harry.

There is definitely porn of that exact scenario.

Also, if something that is big to you is going to be a dealbreaker for someone, you kind of have to embrace that. Way back in my single days, I had a buddy who, in bars, would pretty much open with talking about D&D. And another friend FREAKED THE FUCK OUT about it, because he thought this guy was chasing girls…

Also, while Stranger Things might be steeped in nostalgia, it isn't the characters being nostalgic. It's just the time they live in. RP1 is about people in the 2040s not even being legit nostalgic for the 80s, but fanboying one person's nostalgia.

The whole plot is that all those Geek Purity tests fanboys give each other is the secret to winning the biggest prize in the world.

Zmedphoskowiszniszyk.

ISN'T IT, THOUGH?

If you're using it because it's what you got, that's fine. But if, as a restaurant, you're advertising it as a feature, you're taking advantage of the fact that it SOUNDS fancy when it's no different from using standard olive oil once it hits the pan.

I largely loathe any menu that puts EVOO instead of writing it out.

There's also the factor that kids don't eat much of anything. So, yeah, whatever you order, they'll have four bites and be done. So why pay too much for that?

Noranti… yeah. She felt like the character equivalent of the producers trying to Make Fetch A Thing.

Sikozu was a hot mess of a character. I think Raelee Hill played her great, but her motivation was always "Whatever seems to be interesting this week".

Stargate was one of those shows where if I was surfing channels and came across it, I'd watch, and pretty much enjoy, but I never made a point of seeking it out.

Don't be absurd.