War Room Lounge v52: Oh, We Beefin' Now

[Sketch]

To each his own (and flat-iron, or what @Ruprecht would call oyster blade is in the mix with those two). If it's simpler, I like tenderloin or tri-tip (better alternative to brisket).

LOL

 

[Trotsky]

But is she gonna have red hair and tiny sea shells?

It would be really funny if they gave her a big fat fish ass, Nicki Minaj-style.

It has begun...

Technically, it's hebephilia

Fair point. But, man.

I have nipples, Jack. Would you eat me?

 

[Ruprecht]

To each his own (and flat-iron, or what @Ruprecht would call oyster blade is in the mix with those two). If it's simpler, I like tenderloin or tri-tip (better alternative to brisket).

So what exactly would I get if I asked for a rump steak in the US?

 

[Rational Poster]

Yes, I have had a good rib eye, I know what they are. I frequent steakhouses.

A bit much? So my comment about you not eating meat etc was accurate? Can't finish a t-bone or porterhouse?

Every ribeye is good. That's why it's p4p #1.

You can get bad NY Strips literally everywhere.

 

[Rational Poster]

So what exactly would I get if I asked for a rump steak in the US?

Sirloin, I think top sirloin in respect to this poll.

I think in "Australia" they call the actual best steak Scotch Filet (American Ribeye)

 

[Rational Poster]

 

[Headkicktoleg]

146th

 

[Higus]

Anybody watch this channel? This guy speaks like 30 languages. He goes around surprising people with his linguistic knowledge. Great channel

I like dude. It’s cool to see people’s eye light up when they hear their native language spoken. Love those “a new challenger has appeared” moments

 

[JDragon]

We only have one. But the losers insist on celebrating their defeat.

Oof

 

[Fedorable]

why do places like california want endless illegal immigration?

 

[Fedorable]

I thought it said Halle Berry will play Ariel. I thought, "kind of old for that".

I'm not sure black people even live under the water.

 

[JDragon]

I thought it said Halle Berry will play Ariel. I thought, "kind of old for that".

I'm not sure black people even live under the water.

Did you take any learnings from your recent trip to Duckburg?

 

[Fedorable]

Did you take any learnings from your recent trip to Duckburg?

until recently Duckburg was segregated.

still not sure.

 

[Fawlty]

This has become really awkward.

Amazing sear on that porterhouse that @sickc0d3r posted. Dear God.

 

[JDragon]

@Cubo de Sangre Poll contains shopping list for the BBQ

 

[Trotsky]

So what exactly would I get if I asked for a rump steak in the US?

An invite to hang out from @Cubo de Sangre and @Lord Coke imo

 

[Trotsky]

Love those “a new challenger has appeared” moments

Like when I hear someone say they have no gag reflex

 

[Higus]

Like when I hear someone say they have no gag reflex

You show them your fast food tier list?

 

[Fawlty]

You show them your fast food tier list?

 

[Trotsky]

@BarryDillon @Cubo de Sangre @Jack V Savage @Fawlty

Was it you guys that responded to me about A Quiet Place?

So I watched It Comes At Night tonight, which was released a year before AQP and was compared to AQP.


And, I gotta say, It Comes At Night is so much better in every conceivable way: in terms of concept, acting, writing, directing, production, and overall thematic complexity and clarity. It's in an entirely different universe. A Quiet Place is a two-dimensional concept-shock-scare flick. It Comes At Night is a poignant, layered, tightly-woven, and tragic tour de force. The theme, especially as tied between the title/promoted concept and the actual story, is just fantastic.

In short, though similar in general outline, A Quiet Place is a pop-up book and It Comes At Night is a fucking novel. There is so much analysis that I could give of this movie. Highly recommend. No surprise that the director only has one previous film and it's a critical diamond.

EDIT: Also, it's a great example of why audiences are fucking stupid. Audiences gave it a D. Critics gave it a 87% fresh rating.