Fangers. Sounds dismissive and the "ers" on the end lends itself well to a laconic hillbilly accent.

I am ignorant, so pray tell what is the meaning of "Koolaid Pickles" as you understand it?

As stated, they are extremely tight leggings made of denim. Lots of times in the '80s they had zips at the ankles to help hair-metal Jersey girls get into them a little easier. I know this because my sister was a hair-metal Jersey girl by way of Michigan, of course.

I tried to find the clip somewhere on YouTube (not very hard, mind you) of that fabled first role for Black. It is very hilarious because he's so young and so, so serious (and bad). He's made fun of himself for it more than once.

People name their kids after themselves all the time. She just happened to be a daughter instead of a son. I think she may have been the oldest of his kids - he has two sons, too.

I can also complain about work and how there's nothing good on TV tonight, if you'd like.

I just ruined the film for myself by looking it up on Wikipedia. Interesting enough that I may just watch the film anyway.

Ugh, "Colonel Sauce"? I am afraid to ask.

I live in Texas. Not only do I get to complain about the heat AND the humidity, I get to complain that I live in Texas.

Olive? Olive Picklefeather?

How pleasing!

Lyle from Achewood! Perfect.

Tempeh and seitan are both good when prepared in a flavorful dish, because their textures are pleasing but they have little flavor on their own, as has been pointed out. I have eaten both good and bad preparations of seitan and tempeh, and the good ones (especially of tempeh) can really blow you away.

My boyfriend has a double set of 6-gauge plugs in each ear, but they're not intrusive at all. They're not stretched and dangly and horrifying. (Although when he takes them out to wash his earlobes I do get a little barfy. They're like little buttholes, and sorry for the image.)

My GE microwave smells funny, even though I've cleaned it out. Sorry, that's all I have.

If you haven't seen "Windy City Heat," watch it. He plays a prime role in pranking one of the least likable wanna-be actors in LA, and that's saying something. They string the guy along for weeks making him think he's filming a movie. Bobcat plays himself, in the sense that he uses his real name. He's the "director,"…

Wait, you were REQUIRED to watch it? Where do you live, if I may ask?

I am decidedly tired of Robin Williams and have been for years, but now that I've read this I want to see this film. I've always liked Bobcat and I'm glad to see he's doing exactly what he loves to do, and fuck the Hollywood system.

I just said I enjoy all these people. I don't care about ideological leanings - I like their creative output. Sorry if I didn't make that clear enough for you. Nice jibe at "stupid" opinions, too, as if you knew mine.

His political leanings don't jibe with mine, but I do enjoy the vintage photos and ads he shows and writes about on his site.