I Like The Design - It Has A Good Amount Of Character, While Still Being Functional.

I like the design - it has a good amount of character, while still being functional.

1. There's such a thing as a dipping sauce for popcorn??

2. WTF is that latter part talking about???

americans eat popcorn without the dipping sauce?

...OK but same emblem and capitol?? Cmon now

Steve dies and goes to Heaven, where St Peter informs him that he’ll have to share apartment with someone else. 

“You see, it’s getting a bit crowded up here”, St Peter explains.

“What kind of roommate will I get?” Steve asks.

“A gentleman from 14th century Mexico.”

“Medieval Mexico?!” Steve exclaims. “But I’m from 21st century Britain! We’ll have nothing in common!”

“I’m sure you’ll find something to talk about if you try”, says St Peter.

So Steve is shown to his heavenly home and is introduced to a shy, skinny fellow whom he’s supposed to share it with.

“So what did you work as?” asks Steve.

“Peasant”, says the Mexican.

“How was that?”

“Hard.”

“I was a web designer.”

“What’s that?”

“I don’t know how to explain it to you, sorry. Did you have hobbies? Mine was old cars.”

“I don’t understand.”

Thus the conversation continues, both men struggling to keep it going, both fearing an eternity of awkwardness.

Then the Mexican asks: “How did you die?”

“Well…” Steve hesitates. “To be honest, I died because my life had become too difficult for me to handle.”

“Why had it become so difficult?”

“I fell for a pyramid scheme. You see, my heart was stolen by someone who only wanted to use me.”

The Mexican beams with relief. “What a coincidence!”

A species-wide trait of all Pokémon is automatically, without fail, 100% of the time, having Stockholm Syndrome.

But Mexico is just Azteca but Spanishized??

Wait what's the Spanish version of anglicized?

Steve dies and goes to Heaven, where St Peter informs him that he’ll have to share apartment with someone else. 

“You see, it’s getting a bit crowded up here”, St Peter explains.

“What kind of roommate will I get?” Steve asks.

“A gentleman from 14th century Mexico.”

“Medieval Mexico?!” Steve exclaims. “But I’m from 21st century Britain! We’ll have nothing in common!”

“I’m sure you’ll find something to talk about if you try”, says St Peter.

So Steve is shown to his heavenly home and is introduced to a shy, skinny fellow whom he’s supposed to share it with.

“So what did you work as?” asks Steve.

“Peasant”, says the Mexican.

“How was that?”

“Hard.”

“I was a web designer.”

“What’s that?”

“I don’t know how to explain it to you, sorry. Did you have hobbies? Mine was old cars.”

“I don’t understand.”

Thus the conversation continues, both men struggling to keep it going, both fearing an eternity of awkwardness.

Then the Mexican asks: “How did you die?”

“Well…” Steve hesitates. “To be honest, I died because my life had become too difficult for me to handle.”

“Why had it become so difficult?”

“I fell for a pyramid scheme. You see, my heart was stolen by someone who only wanted to use me.”

The Mexican beams with relief. “What a coincidence!”

IT IS MARCH!

Happy spöök