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You will not eat my copy of Stop-time

Update: pizza acquired, and beer, and Frank Conroy's "Stop-time"

Or your wedding singer singing all of Alan Jackson's hits in reverse chronological order but skipping over "Dallas" and suddenly all our drink tokens are gone.

I need this sign and policy at both my jobs

Absolutely. Also thanks for the new word.

Update: Labor Day has most places closed (except my damned job of course) Luckily found one pizza place open.

especially a confused face, or a laughing face, for something that is either quite clear, or stated with no intent to be funny. Usually a like, or thanks, is something I see as a general agreement.

The quoted damned post doubled down for a probability increase of 200%, you menace!

Granted, the pizza I'll get is not this large but it is good, and as long as it's good, pizza will be pizza.

Yeah I get a hard-on watching an old VHS copy of the Kingdome demolition video, too.

I'm always curious on how people react to the post. Is it a like? Are they laughing? Are they confused? So yeah, I go back.

Well, now I know what my lunch plans are.

Mine was a Saturday too. Not that early, but about 4(?) which is more reasonable. Mine was at a bowling alley (the only thing to do in the town besides ONLY drink) so drinking was implicit. I feel like drinking is implied at most of these things. Speaking only from the experience of my own, there was some "What are you doing these days" conversations, but nobody cared to discuss high school. I feel the whole "converse about sitting next to people in class" was a misconception we all had about reunions and all worried about. But also speaking from experience, it's sort of a largely missable event. I could've gone without going, but I was in the area because my spouse and I planned a trip to the zoo the following day, to celebrate the red panda's birthday. He was turning 4.

Initially skipped over this line, and agree on the bullshit. If I'm paying in cash, I'm not also paying in food. That's what the charge should be covering.

I remember mine was early in the evening to accommodate travel/kids/work/etc. It was also actually pretty fun.

I was going to say Urasawa's Monster, and looked it up in case a Japanese live action film existed. Instead I found "New Line Cinema acquired the rights for an American live-action film adaptation of Monster. Academy Award-nominated screenwriter Josh Olson (A History of Violence) was hired to write the screenplay. Although the studio initially announced a 2009 release, the project apparently fell into production limbo. In 2013, it was revealed that Guillermo del Toro and American premium television network HBO were collaborating on a pilot for a live-action TV series based on Monster. Co-executive producer Stephen Thompson (Doctor Who and Sherlock) was writing the pilot, while del Toro was to direct it and be an executive producer alongside Don Murphy and Susan Montford. In 2015, del Toro told Latino-Review that HBO had passed on the project and that they are in the process of pitching to other studios." I want del Toro on this very badly.

This thread reminds me of my Greek Orthadox grandmother.

I haven't heard it, and refuse, Because I sense I already love it

I love lunch with loves.

Lots of top-notch literary magazines open for submissions in September (Kenyon Review, Tin House, Barrelhouse, Crazyhorse, Gulf Coast), so the opening push for submissions is always a little overwhelming.

Tortilla chips and salsa.