How are so many states misspelling gray? Are they spelling it grey and getting penalized for it? I don't get it. I demand answers.

 

McLovin has been a sub par poster ever since Sick stopped working with him. He just isn't getting any sensual touches these days and it's impacting his day to day life. What a shame.

 

Definitely not.

Talk to me, McLovin. Spill your heart out.

 

Fixed that for you.

 

He's probably walking the streets of North Carolina. Bottle of Jack in his hand. Dressed in ragged clothes. Whispering to himself "You swore you'd never leave me. You swore we'd always be together, but you lied" as tears are streaming down his face. Nodding at the broken down, flickering street light, because that's what he has become. A broken man. A broken man without a light of hope.

Probably.

 

Jack left him too. Why would you bring that up in a time of anguish, you monster?

 

With Sick. Do you think Sick just throws away lovers without having a backup plan?

Clearly you don't know Sick. No wonder he left you.

 

California... desert... how do they know that us Californians aren't meaning dessert? Ex... what is in the desert? What is in the dessert? Are there nuts in the desert? Are there nuts in the dessert? Is the desert hot? Is the dessert hot? This desert is making me thirsty. This dessert is making me thirsty. I mean really...

 

see... I think you've answered your own question. Brits prefer grey to gray. It's a cultural thing. Perhaps a lot of Brits in Michigan/Oklahoma/South Dakota.