If you think about it, we never stopped.

That is the genuine argument I see people use to defend farehnheit so this checks out.

It’s definitely a home made and personal distinction but basically for me pop-punk is reserved for the ones I don’t like haha. It has a negative side so I needed another term for the (admittedly) pop punk bands that I do like. Again you’re probably right, that’s just the way I do it internally. And I just use it to describe the sound, Millencollin for example is Swedish. Also there’s bands like bad religion that still kinda have that sound but I wouldn’t dare classify them under “pop”, I’m sure NOFX would take an issue with it too, etc.

I’ve never stopped listening to “Cali punk” so I’m good to go (I don’t care if green day is really from California or not, that’s what I call the happy poppy punk that’s not crusty enough to be called punk without a qualifier: NOFX, Offspring, Blink 182, Millencollin, etc etc).

I love that one. I’m right in thinking it’s specifically tap water, right? (As in the water provided by the council, you wouldn’t use it for Evian or whatever).

Or watched jackass.

I think (hope) they were making a funny.

Good eye!

When’s the last time of these sky rats swung someone into a wall though. I’d say that counts for at least 5 chips.

In Europe many countries have a mandatory sticker/magnet with a red “A” on white background to signal new drivers. You take it off after 2 years.

It shows me having given a ton of downvotes I didn’t give, on comments I only read and didn’t up or down-vote.

I just mean that in normal life, how often do you really get mad enough at someone that you hang up on them? I can probably count that on one hand and I’m not exactly a youngun either. In movies it feels like every other phone call ended that way haha.

Which is probably why they were freaking out trying to get you to move. Don’t get me wrong it’s been fun when I drove the autobahns as a tourist trying my best to respect the unwritten (and written) rules, and pushing my car like I can’t do elsewhere, but god damn was it bad for my blood pressure!

I feel like this was more one of these movie things that don’t happen nearly as often in real life.

As a non-parisian French I’ve hated it my whole life but even I need to admit I’m recent years it’s been transforming for the better.

No such thing as too much butter.

• France

Looks like they started with playing around with liquid egg whites (you can buy that stuff in bottles), then gradually went down the dark path of increasing yolk proportions which I assume they could only do by manually separating eggs before cooking.

I have a client that just did this to me TWICE. Texts me days later like “why aren’t you replying to my email??”

Holy shit it’s him in that scene??? My mind is blown.

The ones I know are good, I’ll be back to check the rest…