6) Marlowe, 30 Days of Night

Played by the crazy dad from the Twisted Sister video.

Onions and olives.

if you need me, i'll be in my bunk.

More Amy Acker, plz.

There are several of these that would make nice companions to my Polish version Aliens poster:

Uh-oh, jesus stole our thoughts.

Never before has the utter lack of Randall Simon been so important.

Weird character arcs, inconsistent narrative, hokey supernatural elements.

If the soundtrack is good.... Hell, even True Detective played Sleep & The Melvins....

That's surprising, I work for an independent, and our 16" pizzas vastly outsell our smaller pizzas (unless a smaller size is on special)

I just finished War For The Oaks by Emma Bull. It came off as a half-baked Charles De Lint story.

The original article is worth a read, if just for the comments.

Some of the results—Sufjan Stevens in Illinois, Phish in Vermont, and Bruce Springsteen in New Jersey—make a ton of sense.

Aside from the obvious True Detective, this would be the last one:

See also:

"Fooling peoples ears"

ahh, yes Vancouver.....

The point is, hipsters inspire wrath because their relentless pursuit of individuality seems to make them almost cardboard cut-outs of each other. Together they seem like a formless mass, invading society.

I hoped at least one person had beaten me to this.