Protesters have weak skulls, study finds. Replicates give strong statistical evidence.

As it effing should. Damn you Tower of Babel.

Coming this season in the Hallmark Channel: Checking you out, with gwyneth paltrow and Channing Tatum.

Ha, and I’m just watching Hugh Grant’ interview Monday 27 with Stephen Colbert. I’m quite certain his manager strongly argued against any mention of said interview, yet Colbert managed to get a joke out of him.

No problem, that’s why we are here for. Except on the “serious” subs duhhh Otherwise thank you, I’ll be here all week. Don’t forget to tip your waiter.

Haven’t been, do they have something unlimited?

Same here, I can happily take a double expreso for diner and be snoring half hour later.

I like bringing up snoring, is like yelling to the entire house “look how happily I’m sleeping!”

Ohhhh darn, I hope OP had the personality of Olive Garden breadsticks: unlimited.

What about Nothing Hill, no bespoke bookstores managed by a shy but charismatic Londoner?

Can someone reply with a real TLDR? I feel nowadays these summaries are more of a punch line and less of an executive summary.

As a Latin American I agree. Our young countries can’t stand each other. We either integrate like the EU, after decades of war, or it will take more than El Chavó and Betty la fea to have a more sense of shared belonging.

And then there’s the UK, believing it will trade more with Australia than with Europe.

You tell everybody. Listen to me Hatcher! You've gotta tell 'em! THE SOUP IS PEOPLE!

Hey that’s my uni! Tiny and boring little town. It is also considered to be the birthplace of the German flag and of the student societies.

I ate this type of bread my whole childhood and adolescence, always from the local bakery. Probably I was in my mid 20s when I moved out of my country and I realized, 1. this is not “common” bread in other parts of the world, and 2. it’s made with milk.

The disco lights made it difficult to see whether the lettuce was still there or put in the fridge overnight.