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Raspberry earl grey is the best, as is red lavender tea. Not “the best” as in “better than lavender earl grey, obviously”, but, you know, like “the best!”. I’m sure lavender earl grey is delicious as well. Thanks for reminding me simultaneously both that 1) I love those teas and 2) I can’t procure them where I am.
I’ma go be mildly conflicted for a while.
Barkeep, an Upvote for this witty fellow!
Hi!
I miss yelling that, and “Where’s my Nobel?!”.
Franco + pistachio?
Can this happen?
I just discovered Black Books this week. Amazing.
I’ve seen Czechs do that too. Mayonnaise is a universal condiment, apparently.
I’m glad someone mentioned the novels. I thought the first one was pretty enjoyable, though I was markedly disappointed to receive it for Christmas. 2 was all right and 3 was meh, but I think there could be a genuinely interesting movie made from them. Could be.
Upvote x one million for John Williams! My favorite!
P.S. I Love You.
My ex dragged me to see it and talked for the whole half-hour ride home about how great it was and that was literally the moment when I knew that the relationship was over.
I know a lot of Sandra Bullock movies are jostling for the dishonor here, but that one was just spectacularly awful.
Wrong, sir. I know I’ve seen Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. I have watched that movie on the regular since childhood times.
Really?
I don’t want to have to ship you another pie so I’ll assume you’re correct.
“To clarify: Walking down the street with a friend, do I get stopped by someone, have an extended conversation with them, based seemingly in years of knowing them, then, while walking away, turn to my friend and apologize for not introducing them, but explain that I forgot that person’s name and occasionally explain that I actually have no idea who that person was? Yes, yes I do.”
Yes, yes you have.
You have also won a bet with me wherein I stated that I had not seen a certain movie, which I don’t remember which it is right now, and you asserted that I had, and you were correct, and I had to bake you a pie.
I am also shocked at the things you know.
This sounds like something you’d see on Church Street, right next to the person who wears a fox mask and plays a digeridoo.
All playing drinking games consisting entirely of shout-singing obscure musicals, ALL NIGHT. All getting way wasted and spilling butterscotch schnapps (?!?!) all over my kitchen counter and then hogging the bathroom weeping because Wicked: The Musical was so BEAUTIFUL and they’ll never be that taaaaallllenttteedddd, waaaaahahahaha.
I lived with three theater majors my senior year of college. It was a nightmare. It isn’t the art form I object to, but just 99% of the people who pursue it.
Yes.
It ain’t easy being white.
P.T, I think that Toxoplasma gondii is another thing that should go on our list of esoteric references.
Yup. Upvoteupvoteupvote.
I literally failed at replying.
“What is Shankara?”
“Literally fortune and glory kid. Literally.”
Agreed.
More like going for a purposeful stride.
Personal record: I just upvoted more than half of the comments on this thread. I grinned so hard, reading this. Keep up the good work, everybody.
This might be just ‘too many beers’ type of goodwill, but still. I stand by it.
Sorry, PT, I have to agree. You understand.