Explain how he couldn’t handle it please.

Right, because thinking about your loss in terms of your own failure instead of another’s victory is apparently the worst thing you can possibly do.

You sure there isn’t an element of confirmation bias happening here? There have been a number of contestants who have spoken positively about her food knowledge as well.

Not that amazing. The people who buy into that garbage just hear the term ‘un-american’.

Thanks.

If you try to upvote someone on a page that you loaded, I would guesstimate based on experience, over 20 mins ago then the page will glitch like that. Only solution so far is reloading the page.

Can anyone clarify why they needed the guard’s credentials for info on the power substation? Did I miss a Trask logo on that place?

He was quoting/referencing Cap from Avengers...or maybe Winter Soldier.

Regardless of her motivations, she was murdering people. Even if you’re cool with that, the people she was murdering were at most guilty of having possession of artifacts of her people.

Thanks for that link.

Source?

And sometimes he goes next level with it and mixes in an ‘uh huh’ or a ‘take dat’.

Yeah. I gave it a try after the re-branding and was quite shocked that I enjoyed it, unlike the numerous pies of theirs that I choked down in college.

This show has a weird habit of writing other characters into Addy’s role and making them better at being Addy than her. Like the ep from way back when her boyfriend (RIP in peace hockey guy) kept fighting that one zombie in a groundhog day scenario.

I can wait for them to get to the fireworks factory. They’ve earned some level of audience patience I think.

He’s not your pal, guy.

That’s basically what ESPN was trying to do but the main guy at Barstool fought to keep the company’s name tied to the show.

For that to be on Zoo, the donkey would need to shoot lightning from its balls or possibly turn its victims permanently blue or something similar.

It’s really chilling to look back at older TV and movies, especially acclaimed, widely-screened “romantic comedies” and “coming of age” stuff in the 80s and 90s (and later) — stuff made when abusers were in positions of power — and see the kind of rapey shit that was considered a hilarious way to advance the plot.

My preffered chain is Rush’s, but i’m pretty sure that they’re only here in the southeast US.