As a Lions fan, I just hope.

Oh he was definitely trying to embarrass me.  I just don't think he knew how successful he was going to be; eleven is already the most embarrassing thing ever, topped only by twelve and maybe thirteen.

I've always found advertising that uses an alarm clock sound to be very foolish.  You only have thirty seconds to make us like your product, commercial, don't ruin it by forcing us somewhere so negative for even a second of it.

I'll get over it someday.

I'm pretty sure he thought it was going to be a little bit embarrassing instead of hugely and totally embarrassing.

I think there are other verses.  Like maybe "Someone's praying, Lord, Kumbaya"?

I don't know, my grandmother has insisted for years that Vivien Leigh's casting was a huge controversy as soon as it was announced, especially since the role was so sought after.  Also that the woman in the cart as they were burning Atlanta wasn't even Leigh.  The second one was a big deal to her for reasons I've…

He murdered Bill Shakespeare!

I have a very specific reason for hating this song.

The A+ is a lie.

Class action suit.

Vince Gilligan:  Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha fuck you.

Surprise!  Gomie will outlive them all.

I screamed obscenities at Walt again for talking to Brock.  Kid totally knows something's up.

Holy shit the "I'm cold."  I will always remember that episode because as we were watching it, my dad snuck around to the back of the house and started banging on the windows just after that line the first time and I had never been so startled and scared in my life.

Yeah, right.

Jesus Christ, Marie!

That's the bit of casting that has me most excited, to be honest.  Though I do think Rosamund Pike is a good choice.

Ironically no.  White collar yankee suburbanites, the lot of them.

My uncle and cousins bitched about when has Oprah ever faced any real discrimination (and there was a story about a handbag or something but I stopped paying attention) and how can she be in a movie like this.  Which, even if they believe that's true, they seem to misunderstand the fundamentals of "acting".