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He’s a genuine good guy from what I’ve seen.

I didn’t mean he was discovered by T&E.

We did get Bob Odenkirk out of it.

That would be the goal.

Correct.

It didn't, but I do like what she did to improve it nonetheless.

Not if you're, you know, actually a whore.

35 years too late, it seems.

It was a think in the '90s. I thought they were decent for being oatmeal and all.

Probably a death rattle for me. Like "Is that dude dying?" before I start doing whatever it is I do.

*Starts Googling*

.... Yeah... that.

I mean, it's not for everyone but I hear Florida is the place if you really live on the edge or you're just a really really free spirit.

That meme makes me rage inside.

You moved to Florida, Ghosty?

There’s one about 3/4 of a mile from me. It’s roughly the same distance as the Popeyes.

That’s not entirely correct. The point is that an image doesn’t capture the true essence of what it represents. Magritte, like his fellow surrealists, was exploring the use of iconography in art and how symbolism could warp under the intense glare of the viewer. In overly simplistic terms, the image isn’t what you think it is specifically because you see a pipe.

They’re hard to find, which is a real pain.

Sort of describes the surrealists in general.

Lol. I've had McDonalds in France and Italy, and it's definitely better there. England was a bit unusual because I went during the height of Mad Cow Disease so we had to avoid the usual fast food exports.

Exactly - you ate at KFC.

I mean, yeah, but I didn't eat at KFC. There's actual Japanese food there. On that note, Yoshinoya is legit in its home country.

Go to Popeye's. All the diarrhea without the greasy aftertaste.

Do you know what the original Magritte piece was trying to say?