Comments by crosscheck (page 15)

He always came across as very personable. This is a real shame.

I don't own a gun. I have no intention of ever owning a gun. However, I totally support the right of any law-abiding citizen to own whatever guns they so desire. It is their constitutional right, which has now been made crystal clear. For too long, the Second Amendment has been treated as like the bastard stepchild of constitutional rights. No longer.

To be fair, I do love ice cream cake...

That's a bit before my time. But I remember my senior year of college in Virginia in 1998, the Sheetz around the corner from my apartment was at 89 cents a gallon. Sigh...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGL9xJHYhVw

$82.60 to fill the tank yesterday. Food shopping today is certain to be another kick in the balls as well.

Varsity Blues is a good bad movie.

One item I never got to check off my bucket list.

Many years ago, I made the mistake of going to Montreal for New Year's. It was so cold that after walking two blocks from the hotel, the inside of my nose was frozen. Never made that mistake again. However, if you go at a better time of year weather-wise, I agree it is a lot of fun. Lots to see, great food, and of course, hot women.

Over $80 to fill the tank on my Nissan Altima yesterday.

Kinda reminds me of this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTdzO9W9_8A

A spinner is like Justice Stewart said about hard core pornography: I can’t define it, but I know it when I see it.

Just look at the way he and other young players still openly express admiration for that team killer Kyrie Irving.

Sounds like the Sunday afternoon experience is inversely proportional to the weather, the better the weather the worse the experience. Perhaps it’s best to find other days and times until summer is over.

I'm more of a rock guy. I can deal with just about anything but country if I have to, but the rednecks across the hall in my dorm my freshman year of college managed to get me to permanently dislike country music. And whatever the music is, please be reasonable with the volume. I will never go to Scarlett's in Hallandale, FL again as long as I live as you can't even hear yourself think in there it is so fucking loud.

Papi - I didn't think it was possible at this point to live in a major metropolitan area and NOT have a Five Guys nearby. I'm practically surrounded by them where I live in the Boston area with 2 in particular less than 10 minutes away.

Hmmm, I didn't know that. I think today might be Five Guys for lunch. Cheeseburger with grilled onions, grilled mushrooms, and green peppers is my go to.

I thought he was hilarious in Observe and Report. I don't think all that many people saw that one, but it and he was funny in a dark, dark way.

I’ve been going to a certain bakery my entire life. Over the last few years I’ve noticed the bagel prices slowly increase and the bagel size’s slowly shrink. I’m not imagining that they have to be 25% smaller than they were when I was growing up and I can’t be the only one noticing it.

^ plus Zebra should have known as the successor to Cheaters that they would be subject to increased scrutiny.

Muddy - The newest game system I bought was Playstation 2. The games, particularly the sports games like football and hockey got so complicated to play, I just didn't find it enjoyable anymore.

^ I actually have the NES Classic, which was a gift from a client. I was more like "damn, these games are so much harder than I remember!"

Zelda (original) (NES) Mega Man 2 (NES) Rush n' Attack (arcade) Blades of Steel (arcade) Hard Drivin' (arcade) Pole Position (arcade) NHL 95 (Sega Genesis) Those are just a few.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqDjMZKf-wg All jokes aside, the answer to your question is nothing. You do nothing.

I’m going to go out on a limb and say NOBODY had that one predicted.