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I only breathe man anally

The top unless it's something where the ingredients are baked into the dough, as opposed to applied to the surface of the dough. Then I'd say the bottom for being a little crispier.

I totally understand why drivers don't tip often, if at all. And in all likelihood, forcing them to pay you minimum wage would likely drive up costs for restaurants to use their services, or fees for customers, which would in turn result in less people using them, which would fuck over your customer base in its own way. Like anything where a select few get rich off the work of many, it's a vicious cycle.

I wish third party delivery services would pay their drivers at least minimum wage, so maybe then the drivers might tip the food service workers for preparing the food.

Three that come to mind currently: Your Name Repo Man Charade

Funny, I was trying to remember this band's name not too long ago.

Having myself a bastardized gin buck.

Hello friend I am here

Anime is the reason I spent two years riding my bike 100+ miles every few weeks.

It makes the line "Subtlety is toothless" all the fucking funnier.

Congrats!

Spend more time with the friends whose lives ended earlier than they should have. Then write The Goldfinch before Donna Tartt does.

I'd give my hate a solid 5. Not enough to totally embitter me, but plenty enough to start a queercore band.

Place the fedora on the Komodo dragon, do coke with Rick James, and go explore Thailand.

Only for a few hours. Then after they pass through my digestive system, boom: there they are

Orange tic tacs commemorating the 1967 film Camelot, cried on by Jackie Kennedy herself

Also, systemic racism is the police weapon of choice

The Weather Underground? Did I just get transported to the 60s?

I was conditioned to say kaiohtees but I kind of like kaiyotes more.

And he's done well in the few serious roles he's had. Punch-Drunk Love is one of my favorite films. Admittedly, it is funny, but not in his usual way, and his acting is A+

I only looked into it because I finished it and thought, "Did he get any sort of extra recognition for this role?"

He won an independent spirit award for best male lead. Then again, he's probably talking solely about the Academy.

Isn't it easier to make people sign a waiver than to require everybody to have health insurance?

Sometimes a movie over two hours flies on by like it's an hour and a half. This was one of them. Second favorite performance from Sandler (I'm very biased toward Punch-Drunk Love).

It needs an Ice Town