Holy shit. I remember hearing about it on Stern, and then I saw the South Park episode I realized it was actually a real movie. I should have stopped there. It was awful in so many ways
Pro tip: get a library card, even if you won't use it much. Cities look at those numbers, and they help keep libraries open, funded properly, and safe from budget cuts.
I had a Volvo xc90 that had an automatic rain sensor function that perfectly matched the wiper speed to the rain amount perfectly. I miss that feature the most
When I point the remote directly at the TV, nothing happens.
If I accidentally drop it between the couch cushions, it switches from Netflix to Hulu, opens four apps, changes the subtitles to Portuguese, and somehow starts playing Christmas music.
A man walks into a bar and orders a drink.
The bartender says, “I can’t serve you. You’ve had too much already.”
The man sighs, leaves, walks around the corner, and comes back in through the side door.
He sits down and orders a drink.
The bartender looks up and says, “I told you five minutes ago, I can’t serve you.”
The man leaves again, walks around the block, and enters through the back door.
He sits down and orders another drink.
The bartender slams his hand on the counter.
“I told you, you’re cut off! Get out!”
The man stares at him and says,
“Man… how many bars do you work at?”
I think everyone wishes human saliva had cleaning properties. Like We could all lick each other clean there would be no need for baths like imagine ur partner coming home after a backbreaking job and u start licking him squeaky clean yall feeling me on this one
Nothing like working outside all day whilst smelling the roast on the charcoal, then finally relaxing and eating, watching British sitcoms from the 70s over the air for free. Saturdays nights in Vermont
I went to a very strict college with a dress code: shirt and tie until lunch. Collared shirts at all times. Ironing a shirt became second nature, which was useful after college for about…..two years….