That one episode of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia comes to mind
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According to the creators it's based on an actual event that happened to Glenn Howerton lol
The best comedy comes from a place of truth
That and Larry David being incredibly neurotic
They had a rewatch podcast a few years ago and that episode almost restarted the discussion. It's pretty funny
I found a YouTube link in your comment. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy:
He looks good for 94 tbh, let him have his cereal treat.
Out of curiosity I had a look at the "entertainment" tab of google news.
i hope you learned your lesson
I want to say "yes" but I have to admit that I put my hand directly on the oven burner before today.
Imagine your job is being a journalist for the entertainment section of Google news
I can imagine him being pulled over and questioned. Just his whole intonation. "Whaat? I was stopped at the liight. I would set it down if the light changed to green. Iii can't enjoy a meal? A part of thiiiiis... nutritious breakfast?"
More like donkey brains
Somehow nobody made a brains joke until now. I thought to myself ~10 minutes after I posted - did I write "Raisin Brain" in the title? Yeap.
Even though I (erroneously) read it as "Raisin Brains" I actually re-read it correctly before posting but decided my Sunny reference was still valid 
Even though I (erroneously) read it as "Raisin Brains"
I think everybody did. How did nobody make a brain(s) joke? It was right there ready to go.
I’m here for you
Cant have no cereal anymore cause of woke
It's don't drink and drive, not don't eat and drive.
Sometimes I wonder what it would feel like to be a fucking wormbrained that cares about stuff like this lmao
People still buy paper tabloids like the National Enquirer. Google is shit but the tabloid seems to be $6 at supermarkets.
Shatner is one of those 90yr olds you look at and think they must be 70.
You run into the opposite, too. 70yr olds you could swear are 90.
Shatner is one of those 90yr olds you look at and think they must be 70.
When Pete Seeger was in his 90s he was going to be interviewed on a tv show I was watching. I was going to skip the segment because I assumed I'd get depressed because he'd be old-old. But I started watching and I had the opposite feeling. If I live that long - I'd want to be in as good shape. Hell, if I was in half as good shape I'd still be happy.