Bucky and his DNA cameras are GD American heroes

Bucky wrote:the house phone just got a missed call from one John Wick.

rip

Normally I just throw some shit in the deep fryer when I want my place to smell like a fast food restaurant. Apparently KFC has outdone itself with another brilliant idea. The KFC firelog.



Now I don’t even have to buy any chicken or throw shit in the deep fryer.

KFC and Walmart teaming up to bring us a fried chicken scented firelog is peak 'murica.

KFC is compressing their trash into "logs" and getting people to buy and burn it.

Are we to believe the Eagle is drinking PBR Lite? I've seen more bald eagles than pbr lite cans.

CalvinBall wrote:I type cats a lot on my phone.

Takes a big man to admit that Cal, bravo.

What do you call a small city that is not near a larger city?

I grew up in the "city" of Corvallis, OR, which at the time had a population under 50,000 and is too far from a larger city (about an hour from Eugene and close to two hours from Portland) to be considered a suburb or exurb. It in some ways felt like a small town but obviously could not be called rural. Yet it felt very different in character from what I think of as "urban". Having lived most of my adult life in various suburbs of Philadelphia I would say that the feel of Corvallis is closest to suburban but of course as mentioned it's not truly suburban.

I think you hit it in the first sentence. A small city. When small cities are not part of a larger metro area I think they tend to have a suburban feel.

I had a boss that for more then 15 years drove from Corvallis to Beaverton every day.

"Podunk"

Town

Any lunch recommendations for Collegeville?

there's a mcdonalds. and a wawa.

But srsly DaVinci's

Collegeville Italian bakery pizzeria neopolitana

She seemed so well adjusted in her Eggland's best commercial. Maybe juggling the double life of having 2 families finally got to her.

Think I've been listening to too much NPR.