The battery dying was the impetus to get them to come to his house and switch out the trackers, so that he could then track them (by switching the tracker he bought with the one they were using on him).

Love that album.

That album was a grower, it took about 5 listens before it sunk its hooks in me, even as a big fan of their work. I think a lot of people weren't willing to give it those listens though.

No recipe for "powdered donut pancake surprise?" Or how about cartman's spicy-hot Louisiana baked chicken tenders?

Same here. Mosquitos are pretty tame also. 2 of mother nature's most detestable creations.

Won't someone think of the white people?

I haven't, but I may have to check out that episode just for him.

Bluff Called

The hook to Money Trees is amazing. That's just how I feel…

I got irrationally excited seeing this headline. I mean, it wasn't like the first one was a great film, but I liked it more than I expected and it was better than it had any right to be.

For the record, he doesn't do any of the really grating voices on this album.

Season 5 is an amazing season of Marlo, Mike, Chris, Snoop, Prop Joe, Omar, etc. which just happens to be tied to the worst season of McNulty and the cops/the dull journalism angle (even though I still fucks with my boy Gus).

Gonna go a bit stream-of-consciousness. Thoughts:

Slight ringwear and the name "Julius Pepperwood" written on the jacket….
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The jacket is your foreskin.

I've honestly always assumed (and this is based on nothing other than my own intuition) that Ultralight Beam probably started out as a Chance song and then Kanye was like "let's put this on my album." I mean Chance is a credited writer on like 5 songs on TLOP, felt like Kanye was being inspired by Chance a lot more…

The Low End Theory vs. Midnight Marauders debate rages eternal. Although it's not a hot take considering Midnight Marauders is typically the underdog in such debates.

It's actually a reference to Portland Trailblazers legend and 2x all-star Kevin Duckworth, may he rest in peace.

Only film I've ever walked out of was Tim Burton's Willy Wonka. So I think that wins by default.

My Demon Dayz just arrived today also. I never was big into Gorillaz so I'm hoping to flip it or trade it to somebody for a few records I need in my collection. I actually signed up for VMP the month before, I had been looking for an excuse to join for a while, and then I heard that Tennis album and loved it and said…

"I've never watched the end of the movie. I know how Magic Mike ends. The ending to Magic Mike is that I'm gay."