I had to +1 for your name alone.

Silver Lining? There were some cops on hand with the decency to ask for medical after the takedown.

Bay Area Rapid Transit. It services San Francisco Bay Area (SF proper, Oakland, San Mateo, etc)

While all of the ads are terrible, that Listerine ad is a incredibly well drawn.

They really should have marketed the Tom Hardy film The Drop as “Tom Hardy Adopts Dog Abandoned in Garbage, Refuses to Give Dog Back To Owner Who Abandoned Him”

Where else in America can you see a hotdog eating competition every year, go to an absolutely bonkers parade, catch a cheap baseball game, go see a freakshow, and get drunk off nutcrackers while getting some sun and sand in your life? Coney Island is a kind of dirty national treasure.

Hey just a heads up you spelled Performance “Perofrmance”

Not a fan of Young Thug but this was an awesome read.

From your comment I thought you were saying “Selma was good, but these other movies were way better” not “Selma in no way should be even close to being considered as important as Dear White People”. My bad, I misread you.

“It’s no secret that Ava DuVernay’s Selma, very likely the most important American movie of 2014”

King Kunta.

I usually swap the novelty drink for pint of novelty ice cream. Ice cream with a core of PEANUT BUTTER? DONE!

Here’s my theory: You ever play a Madden season mode and say “Fuck it, let’s sign this guy and improve his rating bu having him put up god-like stats on Rookie mode”. That’s what Chip Kelly is trying to do, but in real life.

Yeah it was a bit too predictable I think. I was sitting there waiting for a twist involving Oscar Isaac also being a conman, or the son of a man connect by Viggo, but is so straight-forward that even obnoxiously drunk Viggo and incredibly charming Oscar could not lift it up a biiiit higher. Still, it’s way better…

looks like Clippers, Raptors, Mavs, or Pacers

I was half kidding...trust me it's not worth it. What is worth it is the film "The Two Faces of January" starring him, Kirsten Dunst, and Viggo Mortensen. Watched it on a random night on Netflix and was thinking the whole time "Oscar Isaac is the best part of this film"

I’ve been to two tapings of Maury (though technically, it was 4 tapings. I believe they tape two a day), one of the tapings while they still taped on 33rd street in Manhattan and another when they started taping in CT. Anyway, Maury was awesome in person, completely chill, took pictures, engaged the crowd during…

Even All About The Benjamins?

Adjunct professors?

I haven't gotten anyone selling DVDs since the early 20s. Is that still a thing?