Fun fact: After Elan Sleazebaggano had his encounter with Obi-Wan, he actually did go home to re-evaluate his life. Then, he realized that he was very happy with his life, and went out to sell some more death sticks.
I don't know why but for some reason Alex laughing in the background makes everything so much better. (Which is no mean feat considering how good this show is without that.)
An improv game with thrift store tat where you have to make up a story about this childhood treasure you've never seen before would be an amazing segment on Live.
Bill would have Eaten The Whole Thing. With relish (and actual relish on top). It's nice to know that the Iron Stomach Challenge lives on in some form. :)
I was only listening for a short bit during pumpkin spice and i hear. "Just put it in your mouth" and "Swallow, it is worse if you keep it in your mouth"
Ian "It looks like pulled pork." Graham "This tastes like Christmas!" Cory "The noodles are overdone" Cam "Look, I had to reheat them in the microwave." Ian "If we had some cinnamon bun glaze, this might actually be a competent dessert"
21:29 I think it's more like, the Pumpkin Spice is the common enemy all the other foods come together in one shining moment to fight as a unified force.
andy is great, the dinner is clearly ian's fault, cam is a wonderful table friend, the pumpkin spice dinner trifle is next in the cookbook, james instalocking his answer on star wars is great
That feeling when Kathleen actually names 2 real strains O_O I legitimately am curious how many of these people smoke vs how often they google for those bits
The thing I find the most interesting about the go robot is I'm pretty sure it didn't just beat him, they went like 6/7 or something like that, it didn't just win, it actually had a close interesting match.
If it didn't taste horrendous, the non-stick soup might be a good idea. See if you can get that consistency without compromising the flavour. Would make for great custard and soup.
Two things about treasured childhood possession/thrift store tat: firstly, if we don't find out what that tape was on the next episode, i'll be very sad! Second, Kathleen, would that have been the same snoopy that you brought with you to the Let's Nope where you and Alex played Outlast?
I am now in need of Brain Bleach after the fact that Graham fully remembered Lumpy, no sorry, Glumpala Rump (No idea if spelling is correct but, what the hey) from the Star Wars Christmas Special. ARGH!!!
As a boy scout, I can see where Cam is coming from. Camping and scouts ain't easy, plus roughing it in 30 below celsius, I presume, is not fun. Being from Virginia made my experience very different though.
When I played The Old Republic, I named my Sith Lord Seminate. In keeping with the principle that Sith Lords should have names that are words that should start with in.
Ask your parents for a cassette player. I'm honestly surprised no one has one. I still have a few radios that play them, since there's no reason to replace a stereo that works. Heck, my mom's truck has a cassette player radio in it because it's from 98 and still going strong. I just realized I'm being left behind in technology and I'm the same age as them...
Well now I have to add, "Graham doing a sexy dance in a deerstalker" to my list if Things That Turn Me On. I just had the old one laminated!! In fairness to the prequels; remember that the dude Han shot was named Greedo. Awful names have been a long staple of Star Wars.
So they're half-way through the Star Wars stuff. What are the odds that Ian has picked Savage Oppress, because Star Wars really wants you to know that he's a bad guy and Darth Sidious was too subtle?
