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Way less gunfights than The Wire. The premise is that each episode starts with someone dying and then it just gets into all the shit that surrounds someone dying and having to deal with your family and whatnot and then also the funeral home is a multi-generational family business so you have...

Just saw this because it was on HBO. I'm not a horror movie fan at all but I really enjoyed this. The red haired girl was great and super pretty and I'm sure we'll be seeing more of her. The funny thing was she caught my eye because she plays the younger version of Amy Adams character in...

No, definitely not. I felt like they sort of ran out of ideas for a while, but it was never a bad show. It's also been 10 years since I watched so who knows if I would even agree with myself now.

This is definitely true for me. I can't tell you how many times I've watched a movie in the evenings while sipping on bourbon and gotten a little carried away and then when the movie is over it's time to drunkenly cook whatever is in my refrigerator or even bake cookies and eat the whole batch...

It definitely doesn't keep up the quality from the first couple seasons, but it never gets too terrible and it ends well. When it comes to Michael C. Hall shows, they both went downhill, but 6 feet under never got close to as bad as Dexter in the late seasons.

I would definitely let the power company take care of it if they're willing to. The tree will probably live but it will be years before it has a nice shape again if it ever does. That said, it might be a prime spot for a tree house if you were to have children.

Don't take the brown acid everybody! Regular encounters with insane people is part of the charm of San Francisco. That's why they keep electing them as city supervisors.

This is good advice, and not only for the benefits, but for the possible drawbacks if you get off on the wrong foot. In a tight-knit community you're either part of it or you're not, and it could be the difference between 15 neighbors showing up to put out a fire on your land while you're not...

I notice one of the bars in that Grandpa's soap assortment is buttermilk. The idea of washing yourself with buttermilk is just appalling to me. Maybe "rancid bacon grease" will be their next variety.

The important question is, if you see something you like in the pgt, can you put on some porn and rub one out quick? If that is frowned upon, that's a definite downside compared to working from home.

I have a hard time believing that people are sitting that close to him and don't see the see through the makeup. He kind of looks like he's made of play-doh even on TV. I loved Ali G and Borat but I'm not laughing much at this so far.

Yeah, with no sugar it's not going to form a crust like real BBQ sauce. It will be interesting to see what happens but I wouldn't expect a good outcome. FWIW, you can also do ribs in the pressure cooker and finish under the broiler with very good results and way less time.

I should have taken a picture when it was still on the tractor but.. I'm not sure if it was flat or a while or what but I was baling hay this morning and suddenly noticed the front tire looked like this. Sucks because the tire shop can't get it in until morning so by the time I get it back...

I think you could take any phone or tablet to a phone repair place and have the cameras removed. Most of that stuff is modular and just has to be unplugged. You can probably even do it yourself and fill the holes with epoxy or something.

If you can read the menu or talk to anyone you aren't getting the real dim sum experience. You just go in there, point at things that look like they aren't innards, and hope they aren't ripping you off too much when the check comes. The worst thing I ever did in SF Chinatown was go into a...

Whenever I think about this story I just think about what a bitch Jonathan Martin was. Dude lost out on millions because he couldn't handle people saying hurty words to him.

I don't think that trying to change your personality is going to be that productive. Creatives are celebrated in business because creatives start companies, but business also really needs people that are conscientious which creative types tend not to be. It's the Steve Jobs vs. Tim Cook...

Yes.

For a while the deli at Walmart had a deal where you could get half a pound of two types of meat and half a pound of cheese for $9. I think some places might have excluded beef from that but the store here never did so you could get a pound of roast beef or pastrami plus half a pound of cheese...

It seems like the key is getting it sliced super thin and then chopping it up in the pan. Doing that to rib eye seems like sacrilege to me. I found a recipe making them with short ribs that seems promising. I'm spending all my time baling hay right now but in a couple weeks I need to start...

It's not as hard as you might imagine. They tend to stop fighting once you get your hands on them as long as you don't squeeze them. It sounds like what you did worked fine though.

Do you know that you should wet your hand and net before you touch the fish if you're going to release it? Otherwise you can wipe off their protective slime and makes them susceptible to disease. Some people even say don't use a net at all if you don't have to if you're going to release the fish.

Definitely still like the show. I can't wait for the final season.

First episode seems promising. They did a nice job of introducing the town and Amy Adams character and I imagine the plot will get going now that the second girl's body has been found. I recently watched Adams in the movie "Nocturnal Animals" and the vibe is sort of similar.

So this show couldn't possibly get any more melodramatic. I can't believe Kevin Costner decided to make this his TV debut. I am still watching it, but considering it a comedy at this point. It's 100% pure cheese.

The first episode of Sharp Objects seemed kind of promising, but I'm a fan of Amy Adams. I sort of agree on Succession, don't care who wins, the world would be a better place if all those helicopters crashed in the first episode.

Anybody have a good philly cheesesteak method? Everyone in Montana seems to think that you just slice some round steak 1/4" thick, fry it in a pan, with some salt if you're lucky, and then put some half-sauteed green peppers and onions on it and a slice of provolone. It's tempting to order...

We understand it, but we're not sure if we're allowed to. What we do know is, we have to kill anyone that does anything that seems even vaguely racist to show how righteous we are.

Note 9 and Pixel 3 will be out in the fall but you will pay big bucks for both of them.

I'm no expert on roofs but I think if you don't want to pull up the roof then all you can really do is caulk it up and plan on redoing it regularly.

I think that Jesus would be the obvious answer to this assuming that he would be completely honest. No one could answer more pertinent historical questions than he could. I wouldn't bother with someone like Peterson or Harris because you can hear 30,000 hours of them talking about everything...

I don't know if the UFO was real, but Bill Nye sucks balls. They introduce him as a scientist byt he's a personality on children's television who worked as an engineer in his 20s yet he presents himself as the official spokesperson for the scientific community. Fuck that guy.

All he needs to do is draft 3 hall of famers in 2 years again, 2 of them in the 5th round. Shouldn't be a problem.

My brother used to buy that stuff. I always thought it smelled terrible.

A guy on a podcast I heard was talking earlier in the season about how he thought the Dolores was going to be the "Satan" character and he wasn't sure who the God figure was. It seems like we got the answer to that at least, that Dolores is robot Satan, and Bernard is robot God, or perhaps Ford...

Man, you guys think a lot harder about this stuff than I do. I don't recall ever in my life having an opinion good/bad/indifferent about how my skin feels. I use Zest because that's what my Mom bought when I was a kid and I've never felt the urge to change it.

I think if you referred to them as young professional hobos instead of transients Alex might get your drift a bit better hehe.

Lawns are way more effort than they're worth.

If I was going to be out west that long I would definitely take the time to drive Highway 1 from Santa Barbara to Santa Cruz and stop at Solvang, Hearst Castle, and the Monterey Bay Aquarium and also check out some of the thousands of beautiful beaches along the way. Might as well drive across...

I see you tried to make this sentence sound manly but I'm not buying it.