tom: you didn t like his baby blue eyes? i didn t need you to point them out to me. they looked brown. tom: that s a special thing about him. he could get away with it, though. tom: exactly. do you remember, charles, what it was like before the iphone? i love my iphone, i carry it everywhere, i probably wouldn t have my job without my iphone, i m the editor of a web site. but it has ruined things in the sense that people can constantly contact you, everything all the time, even when you don t want to, there is no downtime at all. you re not surprised by anything, if you visit a foreign country, a new place in america, which for me as is all most everywhere, i could look at google images and see what it looks like before i get there, drive drive-in and see that i m at the right place, beforehand you would drive in and see the grand canyon, how amazing. so it has ruined life in some ways, but living abroad is an
one of the problems i have with it. i do put in acts and that thing. if it was walking up my front door, you are. they should have to catch a predator, they should have him show up with the cops. he chases the down the street. the would be chasing him. the question is who would swaddle whom? do swaddle to criminal or the baby? i don t know. tom: do you find this creepy, jill? incredibly creepy. i do. you stand alone on this one, tom. tom: he looks like a kid who is having joy, like a canada birthday party. like a kid being electrocuted. showing up of people store like that looks like some that would ve made bruce willis do in the last diehard movie. tom: charles? it s a good promotion, isn t it? apparently not, because were talking about it on national
globes rated well, but the giants-packers football game rated better. take that, meryl streep. trump called her overrated in his tweets, he called her excellent in the hollywood reporter. donald trump contradicted himself? japan has eradicated dumb crime, tom, did you say souduku? tom: i know, i didn t. sudoku. it s hard to say, andy. charles, you re absolutely right about this article being dishonest. in 2014 there were six gun deaths in japan compared to in the u.s.
he says quote to this day i have pictures while wearing 91 of the 133 sweaters around the exact landmark or style of scenery or something quite similar. just further proof that the internet loves a man and a nice sweater. remember him? we love that kind of sweater. what was his name? tom: can bone. he s seeing the world. not just a suicide statistic. i was wondering what his wife thought, and then i thought oh. she s gone. tom: i don t know if she ever was. charles, you re assuming that he s an unmarried man because that s how he s able to put so much time into his knitting. he s going to stonehenge with custom-made sweaters, he has time and money that married men don t have. if he has that much tim
guns things to be great. will they be great for the government. i just mean that if there were no guns, no guns existed, anywhere, we wouldn t have a gun problem. they don t exist so therefore nra people are going to come out for me. i m just saying that if no guns existed ever, we wouldn t have any gun problems. there destroy each other with grenade launchers in chicago. paul regarding time machine s it s possible that charles has a tardis. we don t know. it s a doctor who joke. try it again. i stand by it. can we give andy a halftime report on his halftime report? not so easy when you actually have to do it.