How Did A Charming Parody Of The Mentos Commercials Escape That 90s Show? Those Commercials Were Peak

How did a charming parody of the Mentos commercials escape That 90s Show? Those commercials were peak 90s.

This song give me grimey 80s Neo Noir vibes.

This 1940 photo by A.L. Schafer entitled "Thou Shalt Not" is intended to mock the restrictive Hays code that governed what Hollywood films were allowed to depict on-screen. Although adherence to the code was voluntary and not always rigorously enforced, it cast a spectre over the films of the time, with directors and producers wary of pushing the limits. The image contains the top 10 faux-pas that the code prohibited depictions of. They are: 1. The law being defeated 2. Inner thigh 3. Lace lingerie 4. A dead body 5. Drugs 6. Alcohol consumption 7. Exposed bosoms 8. Gambling 9. Pointing a gun at somebody 10. A tommy gun (a weapon associated with gangsters and organised crime)

I'm looking forward to Spring so I can shut off the furnace, open windows and sit on the back steps and read all of the books I have piled up in my room.

As a long time John Larroquette fan I should be allowed to punch buggy anyone that mentions The Librarians in context to him.

I'm still pissed off at him for being in that terrible show.

I want to alert everyone that the Jetpack ad woman is no longer holding a sword.