Crap: Now For Everyone!

Don't give up, it's never too late to be a history!

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I was thinking initially more of the "I'm not convinced! I've had bad luck with aphrodisiacs!" guy, but that works well too.

I don't even….

Judge Dredd, but not the loser one from the comic books (he doesn't even take his helmet off!) or that recent bastardisation of the mid-90's cinematic classic. But mainly just because I'm hoping he'll end up with that hilarious side-kick again.

Yeah, I've heard verysimilar things from other psych people in other fields of psychology such as criminal psych and the like, in a more drastic way even - some kids/young adults basically are going to push against their boundaries and act out until around 25, the trick being if you can keep it to that and not have a…

There's probably some depressing market research that shows people are more likely to confuse the two movies and think they've already seen it if you don't put a nice big 2 on the end of it. People who don't pay attention to things have money too.  

I don't know, sounds pretty good to me. I could watch this on tv on a Sunday afternoon.

Because as we all know, B+ is close to essential, while a B- pretty much means unwatchable. 

Harsh, but not unreasonable. It's the only way you guys will learn, just like the rest of us plebs.

Really?

It's more a red flag self-description than anything else - there's nothing wrong with being into smart people who you can be engaged and comfortable around (particularly if you've been used to hiding it socially), but if they describe themselves as too smart and developed for most people, especially when they're in…

You're already right, you don't have to be an pompous, insufferable blowhard about it.

So wait, near-psycopaths incapable of embarrassment are a bad thing?

I can't not like it. They were, like, my first proper band.

They just had a piece in The Quietus about that too. That album is all class. Dirty, dirty class.

As one the group of kids who were coming to this band a few years after the fact, when Nevermind had pretty much become the norm, part of the appeal of this and Bleach was that they weren't so far removed that it too difficult for a teenager to get their head around, but it was juuuust different enough if you were…

And you did it all by yourself this time. 

You mean the Devonshire Mixes thing from the Nevermind reissue?