YeahWhatOk

If I follow right, she essentially builds a scene and then gives them the opportunity to do what they want/improvise within that scene.

"I want you to start with a beej, and end with a moneyshot on your face....what you do to get from the beej to the moneyshot is your call"

Or I'm wrong and she gives them a shoebox and they fill it with things that they wouldn't mind having put in their various orifices.

but it definitely grew a lot starting, I'd say, around the early 2000s. Like, I don't think I ever heard him purr before that.

I wonder if the Jeff Goldblum meme persona somewhat influenced his actual persona, either intentionally or unconsciously.

This is what sold me on this show and now I'm hooked. Like no fake drama, no endless backstories and constant references to some life changing event. Even with the the judging...its not long awkward pauses and cliff hanger lines before cutting to a commercial. Its like "ok cool, this food was good, this food wasn't. John you won this round. Steve, youre going home. Thanks"

What can you tell us about Dylan's experience with the Hare Krishna movement?

Do you have a good mnemonic for remembering the different moves for the 3x3?