Can’t we cure this with more combined sports? Curling plus shooting. Ski jump plus shooting. Luge slalom. Snowboard down the luge track.

Ice Wrestling!

Hey guys, everyone should remind me to see this, thanks in advance!

Last year was the 25th Anniversary of Copper Blue and I tweeted Bob Mould near weekly (for a while) urging him to do a Copper Blue 25 tour like he did for Workbook 25 (which was a great fricking show), but alas it wasn’t to be.

This week I’ve been listening to Ought and Superchunk. Over and over for both. I also listed to Shame, Brandi Carlisle, and U.S. Girls, but mostly Ought and Superchunk.

New Camp Cope and new Hop Along soon. Two great tastes that taste great together.

I can’t help you, but it sounds terrible.

The first one is definitely The Freshman. Could the other be The Movie Hero starring Jeremy Sisto and Peter Stormare?

Or, if it’s true as the article alleges that he has a girlfriend they shouldn’t do anything, at least until he has ended that relationship.

Well, you don’t have to worry. Jennifer Lawrence’s assistant is as white as she is.

You’re doing the lord’s work.

That’s in less than a month. He better get on it!

They must have seen your article, or the tweet, because it does say Make Dating Great Again prominently at the top of the page.

She should be taken to task. No, I think she went through enough yesterday. Time for you to skulk on back to wherever you were before you decided to weigh in on this topic.

The music was part of the pop culture lexicon before the movie. That was the point. As to your actual question I haven’t seen it in well over a decade, but I really enjoyed it. But, I like musicals and sap.

It sounds like, which I had assumed, it’s the same show I saw him perform here in Minneapolis last spring. I agree with the review wholeheartedly. It’s great to have him back, the first half was very strong, but once he got into the divorce stuff the parts where he admits to his faults while not especially funny are…

I love this so much!

The wife and I just watched this two nights ago. We were in the mood for something lighthearted and funny, and we loved Zoe in Big Sick and What If? so we thought we chose this... it is not lighthearted. It is dark. It is darkhearted. Especially, the “happy” ending. We both liked it a lot, but neither of us are sure…

That first hour of Dressed to Kill is a masterclass in directing. Then you have to watch the last 40 minutes.

This is my favorite thing of the day (even though I’m getting to it over a month late!)