Wow

I prefer her with the big hair from Designing Women, but I'm from the south so there's probably some kind of Stockholm Syndrome thing going on there.

Louis is the MVP of both movies.

His local commercials for Binny's Beverage Depot that air in Chicago are crazy depressing.

Specifically, There's Nothing Wrong With Love.

Magic whip? ICU, BLUR.

If you've never heard of Built To Spill or just want to listen to a watered down version of Idaho's greatest contribution to music, then sure.

Rob Sheffield, who is usually not terrible. You would probably recognize him because he was all over those "I Love the 80's/90's/etc." shows.

Just eating weed won't get you high. You have to cook/burn/vape /otherwise cause a chemical reaction within the plant so the cannabinoids can get into your system.

Everything Bootsy all the time.

Iron Man 3 is a phenomenal 80's style action movie that just happens to involve super-powered shenanigans. Anyone who tells you it's a bad movie is a terrible person, and probably also a communist.

Living Colour was pretty great.

Bob seems a little rowdy for Raymond.

Love that cover and love that album.

I'm guessing there's a long, heartfelt apology to the clown followed by Oliver delivering a quick "fuck you" to Correa.

Are you proud of what you've done?

I did not, until just 30 seconds ago, realize his name doesn't have an "r" in it.

I know you're joking, but that would actually be a funny teaser to throw at the end of a movie. Like, Spiderman is talking to Fury or Stark or whatever and he's like, "I've been hear the whole time!"

It crested in like, 93. It was in the ground by 95 and rotting by the time this thing crawled out.

I barely trust my own taste anymore, because my thirty-something ears are so starved for the sound of real instrumentation that my standards have gotten super fucking low. If something comes on the radio that has real drums I'm predisposed to liking it, even if it sucks.