Why, now that you mention it, brilliant! I can't believe I missed that sly little bit of double meaning. You see, the title refers to the kind of website Facebook is, but also how people have put the words "social" and "network" together in the past! To describe the thing that people do on Facebook now!

This design reminds me of some gag
can't remember where it's from, but it's like an old guy complaining about kids and their "complicated pants" or something. You had to be there.

Yes, but now I can follow these shows which I've heard a lot of good things about, but have always been lazy to check out, with the absolute minimum of effort, with the help of my DVR.

First!
Also, one of the guys in this band came from my town, and he's a cool guy. And their music's pretty cool too.

Laziest goddamn title ever
I mean, fuck, David Fincher AND Aaron Sorkin are involved, yet that's the best title they could come up with? Maybe Seven should've been called The Murder Investigation.

He's a hackneyed production designer pretending to be a visionary director.

This is the first time I've clicked a link purely to see the firstie. Kinda disappointed.

I would always try to watch animated X-Men as a kid, and it always seemed cool enough, but I could never really get into it cause I could never make out what the story was supposed to be. I guess now I know why.

So
did they initially name their band under the assumption that death could never possibly happen to any of them ever? And now that it has, they've realized oh shit, that can fucking happen at any time to anyone? And now, having actually experienced the death of a close friend, they're too pussy to even mention death…

slcgrad - naw, in that one he's rehearsing a scene with Tawny Kittaen (SP?) from some play she's auditioning for, and she's doing a really bad Southern accent. At least I think so.

That's the guy from DVD on TV? Fuck him and that fuckin chick. I can't fuckin stand DVD on TV.

I feel like it could be said that the whole series is about the clever, ingenious ways Walter thinks up to weasle out of things, but also the dire consequences, which cause even more problems for Walt. He's a genius at problem solving, but the costs of his solutions create far too many problems for him to possibly…

Take comfort in knowing that despite your failure, I think you have the coolest avatar ever.

Oh yeah, I also had a Mr. Sparkle t-shirt for a time.

Yeah, that detail bugged me a little too. Maybe Gus was hoping that bringing the dealers and Jesse in for a face-to-face meeting would send the necessary "I'm not fucking around" message to make sure that the matter wouldn't go any further. Of course, we later see how ineffective that plan turns out to be.

I had one of those in like 7th grade, but the school asked me to stop wearing it because I would bump the sound button on something during class and the watch would go off. And those watches were LOUD.

I think maybe after this director dies, someone should remake Cube.

Last time I went there
there was a guy who I think was supposed to be Edward Cullen. But nobody was going up to him because he really just looked like some mopey-ass guy…I wonder if he was able to slip away unnoticed when the cops showed up?

HA! That's clever 'cause that's how his last movie was.

Thanks to my general apathy towards getting around to listening to Spoon and my somewhat ridiculous TV habit, Spoon will always make me think of youngish, blandly handsome white businessmen drinking light beers in upscale, beige-colored bars.