I didn't even realize killing MJ was manslaughter. I thought is was like dumping latex without a permit or something

Waldo and Carmen Sandiego should just hook up. If they aren't soulmates, then maybe I just don't understand what love is all about. They wouldn't be complianing about where they were all night, it's their job for fucks sake!

Apperantly so is good editing and non-cliched scripts as well

Fantastic! I second that he continues to expands this. I think that it would be a good introduction to some of the older generations of filmmakers as well.

I'll go out on a limb and say Drake is more talented than Chumbawamba. Don't crucify me for my radical musical beliefs!

(c) It was on Politically Incorrect

-My name is Barney Gumble, and I'm an alchoholic
 
- Mr. Gumble, this is a girl scout meeting

I think it was more just the fact that he was not in favor of the simpsons being an advertising vehicle for the show by doing the crossover episode. I would imagine it looked a little pandering at the time

Both of these responses just made me C.R.E.A.M. my jeans again

The RZA is in? That just made me GZA a little bit

Well, the message on Michael Bay and popular culture certainly comes through loud and clear. The Island needed more exxxpllllllossssionnnnnnssss!!!!

I found the fact that there was a mix of his musings and philosophies, made his violent killings much more disturbing for some reason. Maybe just the 180 degree swings in mood. Fantastic movie

Both then proceed to throw wads of money at each other

I have failed at my own decent* joke (proceeds to edit old joke)

The prestigious, Decent Joke Award (presented by Taylor Lautner with poise of course)

"Madea Goes on an Existentialist Journey to Find Her Inner Self"