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What does What We Do in the Shadows have to do with American Gods?

How does Tiramisu give someone the hiccups?

IC Well, you should do what makes you happy.

I say, only spend part of the monies on the MJ and savor it.

Ignore the next three notifications.

Well shit.

Unless she's 118 years old, I think fake is a safe bet.

That is one ugly ass mom.

Now you're just bragging.

Did you break a toilet?

... One minute?

It's always been ... cheese flavored cardboard with pepperoni on top. I'm okay with that because tomato sauce can disagree with me sometimes, but it doesn't make for good pizza.

Actually, a miniature swamp cooler looks like it would be pretty effective with a central air heat pump unit. Swamp coolers don't humidify as much as an actual humidifier, but they can certainly help, particularly considering that heat pump systems by their nature dehumidify air. Since you didn't get the surgery on your sinuses, this device could certainly help.

I don't hate Little Caesar's - at least compared to any of the other chains; it's just bland. I couldn't imagine how Ranch could improve it, though.

I've honestly never seen anyone put ranch on a pizza.

Seems like an understatement, but I guess it depends who you were pulling it out of.

Because he shits in sinks?

Nah, you won't.

Not holding my breath.

Good.

Why?

I still prefer Alice In Chains on the whole because it was always more accessible, not in the least because they were a natural successor to mainstream metal from the decade before. But Cobain created a sound for a new subgenre, making something that had been on the fringes more mainstream. Both incorporated deeply personal and fairly nuanced lyrics; Cobain did it to an instrumental track that was sparser, occasional discordant, and without the heavy rhythm lines that had dominated the previous decade. Trying to compare the talent of two artists, even within the same genre, is itself a trap because the creative process can demand different things from different people who otherwise share the same skillset. At the level both men were at, all artists are singular exceptional talents in their own right. Ultimately, though, Staley was mastering within the creative confines of an existing sound while Cobain was creating a new sound to go with is music.

Is that a thing?

Technically 1... I'm not allergic to mushrooms, but because other people I'm eating with are I never eat them unless by accident and I can never enjoy them.