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That was legitimately helpful for my art history homework. I couldn't figure out a good way to put into words how the buttress worked, but seeing it this way made it way easier to articulate. I love that tour guide.

Holy shit, since I started watching Breaking Bad, I've wondered why Aaron Paul looked so damn familiar. I finally told myself I was crazy because he hadn't been in any movie or show I'd seen before.

This is it! Three years later, it's finally resolved.

@AdamLazzara77 ing to marry his experience with illegal activity and his more mainstream ambitions. When he asked the lawyer how everyone else got it done, he as good as told him that it was by going through the motions and red tape instead of trying to circumvent the system.

Stringer's the bes...

Swimming is an amazing exercise for all dogs, but corgis in particular. They have such a high risk of weight gain and with their body shape, excess weight is killer on their backs, hips, and knees. Swimming doesn't put a lot of strain on their joints and it gets them nice and tired. It's cool (an...

Best part of corgi puppies are their fat little legs. It's still cute as they get older, but as puppies it's so disproportional and ridiculous looking.

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"Almost, nearly, as in I've all but finished the book. This expression was used by Andrew Marvell in "Thoughts in a Garden": "Society is all but rude, To this delicious solitude." [Late 1500s]"

That's the primary definition and the context in which it was used.

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Can't. Hardly. Wait. Look, shut up about the dog, okay?

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@hamtamnam The Rake's Song was playing in the "Cops Checked, No Body" episode, so no, not a coincidence. The song in this one is Shankhill Butchers, which is also pretty relevant ( a cautionary tale about stalking murderers).

If it's anything like having the Rake's Song, it could be sort of prop...

My grandma used to put on "Hello Dolly" whenever she came to visit when I was little. I got so excited to hear this song when I saw this movie in theaters. And then my boyfriend called me a nerd because of the goofy fucking grin on my face.

Corgis are always having to make themselves heard. Sometimes they grumble or snarl or yodel, but they always make some kind of noise. Like they have to discuss everything that happens. I tell my mom's corgi to just lie down and he does it very, very slowly while growling. Like he has to let me kn...