I disagree with the phrase "In fact, All Stars haven’t changed since then,". They did change, up until the late 1990's or so they were made in the USA when Nike and Reebok were using questionable labor overseas. I still have an old pair with the Made in USA label but once that changed, they stopped being my favorite sneaker.

I'm not big on the "buy USA" bandwagon, but there was something abouve Converse "Chuck Taylor" All-Stars being made in the USA that made them different than other sneakers.

I used to backspin the hula hoop all the time. I'd tease my little sister buy telling her I'd roll it to her, then I'd back spin and just as she'd reach out to get it, it'd roll back to me. She would then start crying.

That's what I said a few months ago but people argued, "No, you must learn the rules before you can break them." I agree with Mr. Fry.

Definitely fake, at about the :55 mark one of the dogs that comes running from behind the car completely drops its shadow.

Does he really need to be DQ'd? 4'10" jumping over three foot hurdles, if he came in anything but last it would be amazing.

It was mentioned in the comments over there but Large Marge from Pee-Wee's Big Adventure was probably the biggest acute scare I ever had simply because it comes out of nowhere and is completely unexpected. I think Exorcist as a whole was the most chronic scare I had, making me terrified of the dark (and Ouija boards) for a long while.

Prevent? Lessen or Reduce the severity is probably more accurate because, well, as an owner of a set of fabulous genitals, that still doesn't look very inviting.

I love old photos, moreso of strangers than family. I analyze them to death and try to imagine myself in the photo and creating the sounds, smells, and visuals of what was going on before and after the photo.

Emma Thompson!!!

You can eat it but don't fart afterwards or you'll have dogs following you.

I had Tron Deadly Discs for Intellivision. That was a great game. I still clench up when I hear the loud buzzing of the Recognizer. No! He's blocking up all my doors!

And those jackasses with the stun poles.

I only tip pretty women.

I never liked clowns. I punched a circus clown when I was 5. I'm not exactly scared of them but they creep me out. You're a person, in exagerrated make-up and clothing, you squirt water on people and you haven't ever been funny. What's so endearing about that? If clowns weren't a thing, they'd lock you them up in the loony bin if you did that.

I could never support anything clowns want for themselves. The government could systematically be killing and disposing of clowns and I'd be A-OK with that. Keep that right up.

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People get it. But it's no fun if everyone comments 'oh yeah, advertising, neat'.

I love howthe USA does regular flyovers like it's a normal part of a big sports event. That's got to be weird to foreigners.