Oh man, I didn’t realize WWE and ICW had a working agreement. I’m just starting to get more into ICW, and I would love to see more Grado, especially after whatever the hell he was involved with in Impact Wrestling.

I am not surprised that someone who looks like he hasn’t read a book also doesn’t know what a magazine is.

Somebody’s a Bleach fan.

Hilariously, you’re right! This was the era of “businessman” Luthor, who was much more antagonistic towards Superman in that Supes couldn’t touch him. It only took a few years for the megalomaniacal Luthor to start creeping back in with the Kryptonite ring and everything, but it’d be a full decade before he really…

I too have a friend from high school like that. He’s not so much a hardcore right-winger these days as much as he’s basically one of those Log Cabin Republican-esque self-deluded LGBTQ people who still think they can still work with the Republicans after everything that’s happened in the last, oh, three decades or so.

He’ll always be Captain Dylan Hunt to me, although I must give some props to God of War III for letting him reprise as Hercules.

It’s absolutely disgusting that Stein tries to blame Mark Felt for Cambodia, while talking out of his ass about Nixon getting us out of Vietnam. Nixon bombed Cambodia into the fucking stone age!

I remember someone insulting me once, saying I’d wind up in a cubicle with a shitty job. Joke’s on them, I’m bringing joy to the world with beer. Hooray beer!

I excoriated a poli-sci major I worked with to her face, calling her degree a travesty and a symbol of exactly what was wrong with politics in general. I didn’t have the guts to tell her that I was mad because I’d be doing twice the work she would for half the pay with my Fermentation Science and Technology degree.

Hey, that’s not very nice. Sandworms at least produce something useful.

That was Steve Buscemi, who as far as I know, is a stand-up guy despite looking like a creeper.

If you ever see the little guy, tell him to fuck off.

While I personally love the idea behind Superman vs. Muhammad Ali, and how the covers encapsulate the pop-culture of the late 70s, the story itself is kinda ass. I mean, Superman gets his ass beat not once but twice, and the backdrop of the alien invasion just feels kinda campy. For a book coming from Denny O’Neill…

It is with sad irony that I note that Reid’s suit, doing yeoman’s work in containing his girth, still fits better than those of the leader of the free world.

Having never seen White House Down, I was surprised to see James Woods listed on the cast. Surely he would have hated to play a part in a movie with a *gasp* black President!

I would accuse Deadspin of flogging Favre’s story for eight years, but it looks like he’s had plenty of practice already.

How could you forget James Woods? You’re just like the rest of the world after Hercules.

One of my life’s greatest disappointments was finding out that Ben Stein is a Nixon apologist.

Back in the early 70s, right after Watergate, there was a storyline in Captain America about Cap fighting against a group called the Secret Empire. He discovered they had infiltrated the higher echelons of government and business and were actively trying to smear him, setting him up for a murder, and turn the country…

Had a pal who dated a Republican operative for awhile. Some senator’s aide. It actually got pretty serious, until right before the election, when he realized he had a conscience and she didn’t.