Chonkachu.

Like people enjoy taking pot shots at post modernist art without taking into account the environment in which it was created and what it was reacting to. But stopping to read the context helps understand why it was produced.

Oh I do this all the time at every gallery. The context in which art was produced is important to understanding it. I see too many people making quick circles through galleries and not reading anything.

Man there was something special about this game. All the characters just made you feel so... happy.

All the French girls I dated had only a single gigantic eye on the side of their head.

>The Office or Community

Throw in 30 Rock and you're describing my next six months, pal.

I made my poor father drive all over town after we got out of the theater so we could buy SMB3. It wouldn't come out for a few more months.

My Power Glove kept sending my Rocketeer in the wrong direction. My mother insisted I use the finger controls instead of the d-pad because "that's what she bought it for."

Do you believe in heaven above

Do you believe in love

All I know about St Elsewhere is this scene and not much else. I really have no idea what it's about.

>"I'm not saying no professional female athletes. Serena Williams. The women in the UFC. You know? But nobody's watching your fucking sport. And then you're gonna come, and you're gonna get mad, at fucking men. They keep doing that shit. Why are you yelling at us? It's not our fucking job. It's not my fucking job to give a fuck about women's soccer. Okay? I have men's sport to pay attention to. This is your bullshit!"

Oh dear heavens it's Jason.

You know I'm kind of interested in the premise. A technological shift from the Stone Age to the Bronze Age? I dunno that sounds like an interesting jump start.

Is this the worst franchise in the four major American leagues? Has to be up there, right?

Add this to the Drugimal Cinematic Universe along with Cocaine Bear and Meth Alligator.

I mean... what else would create it?

Upon his arrest, he was quoted as saying "I just love breaking into cars!"

I mean, there's not a lot in Corpus.

I don't have a lot of things I fear but genuinely, mascots are like, the one thing. I remember as a child even, they just disturbed me. I'll never forget my mother trying to guide me over to see Governor Ratcliffe and I just started losing my shit.

If you've never gone consistently to the gym before then right now you are in the process of habit building. The important part will be to make it there on a consistent basis. Establish set times and days you will go and don't waiver. Maybe one day you don't have the will to go as long as normal? That's okay, you went. But you have to commit to it for weeks, months really, until it's habit. Until you're not going for the highs but because it's a part of your routine. You're not always going to feel great about going to the gym. There was one day last week where I was barely able to stay in the gym 45 minutes and only ran four miles. Exhausted, I just said "no mas." But I went back the next day, and the next, because it's a habit. It's okay to not go as hard some days but at this early stage you need to be committed to habit building.

Linebeck may just be one of my three most favorite Zelda franchise characters ever.

Everyone's going to hate on the term "underrated." So will I, but I'll offer an alternative phrase. It's underviewed, and that's because it is on Apple TV. Which is a shame because it is firmly in my top ten shows as of right now.

Over in the television sub, it's an influx of "why don't I like The Last of Us?"

Like dude, because you don't. The question isn't complex.

“Stop it, get some help.”