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From where we stand now, Cloverfield could pretty much fuck Godzilla up. (Is that really the monster's permanent name? ... Cloverfield?) He's way more agile, and he's got the reach. The X factor is magical powers, like Godzilla's radiation breath. Cloverfield basically has huge arms, and that's it. That really gives Godzilla the huge advantage over anything. He'll breath on you, and even if you win, you'll die of cancer while Godzilla rests up at the bottom of the ocean. I'd like to see them address that: Godzilla's mere presence gives you a fatal illness. The Cloverfield parasites approach that, that whole "kill you just by existing" thing.

I'm disappointed with Twix. They remain my favorite candy bar, but I don't like what they've done with the "new" peanut butter Twix. It's the same as the old one, but now with a chocolate cookie. Not as good as the original peanut butter Twix. Change not needed.

I make it a point to buy porn at the airport, but I wouldn't at a convenience store.

Corner of E. 14th and 162nd, San Leandro.

Yes, while the dual ending story is very popular, I've heard it debunked from numerous sources. I think if such a version existed, it would be readily available by now. Basically, the Japanese version is slightly more ambiguous, as it's speculated that Godzilla might still be alive (shades of Cloverfield again).

Before we knew much of anything about this movie, JJ was saying this was going to be America's answer to Godzilla. What's more franchised than Godzilla? Japan seems to be back on track with Godzilla too. I believe they're planning to keep him on the DL until his 60th anniversary, after Final Wars. Which gives enough time for Cloverfield to build itself into an iconic franchise for... Godzilla vs. Cloverfield. It'll put that shitty King Kong vs Godzilla to shame. (Why the hell did King Kong win anyway? It was a Japanese movie, and Godzilla is their monster. Plus it was just a stupid shitty movie... that I love nonetheless).

Yech. Whatever you're doing with hot dogs, use brats or andouille or something instead, I'm sure it would be fine. Hot dogs? That's like putting ketchup on spaghetti.

Thanks you!

I have an ancient thermos from Huck's that I still use. Since this doesn't seem to require the presence of gas pumps anymore, I'll tell you about Town and Country Liquor. I've talked about my love of liquor stores before, but this one, holy shit it's great. It's across the street from my work. As far as liquor, they have everything from Grey Goose and Patron to Thunderbird and Night Train. Every flavor of Cisco and Mad Dog. Any soda you can imagine. Multiple flavors of Bubble Yum and Jolly Rancher soda. Coke and Pepsi on tap. Weird snack foods from around the world. Kick ass beef jerky. A jar of pickles. Energy drinks I've never even heard of. Deli sandwiches, burritos, all kinds of pastries... And all of that is priced to even dollar amounts. A shitload of magazines. A porn section that could probably rival a lot of adult stores, and to top it off... porn dvds! The place is a mecca. If there's a zombie apocalypse, that's where I'm holing up.

Nah, let's not and say we did.

People will get tired of her. It's a race with the devil between the public's interest level and her sanity.

That's some Nazi Germany shit.

I don't know about beyond help. Some pretty crazy fuckos end up coming back ok.

He means why. He's wondering if you live in a convent, a dorm at a religious school, with restrictive parents, etc.

Make a couple different monsters, then in the last movie they all destroy everything and fight. Rampage: The Movie.

The best I've seen is 64 oz. of Gatorade in one swig. Gatorade's super easy to drink, but that's pretty intense.

I actually see that as just an excuse to use the "crossed out" text code. I mean, how often does the opportunity for that come up?

You're right. It's hard to be the standout performance in a Bale/Crowe movie, but he did it.

Ok. Then from now on I no longer want to be called Milky, you can just call me King Edward IV.

It's been done. Also, Shooter McGavin? The man has a name. Show some fucking respect.

Fanta is probably the biggest one.

Earthquake was fucking awesome. The hall of fame would be a worse joke without him in it.

Yeah, and it's not too difficult once you get going. I'm liking it. I cracked once, for biscuits and gravy (it was sausage gravy). They were my all time fav b&g and I rarely get to go to the place. I didn't feel too badly about it.

Anyone like cream soda? I never see anyone drink it but me. It's right next to the root beer, which I also like, but rarely see anyone else drink either. Cream soda also makes a kickass float. Most sodas do, really. Dr. Pepper and Orange are my favorite non traditionals.

I've been told I'm a rare breed that way before, but I have met others. We're a small but devoted lot. Usually if you like the fish sandwiches, you really like the fish sandwiches.