Were there no Steak "N" Shakes where you live?

Isn't that what graphing calculators are for? I recommend any of the Texas Instrument models.

Speaking of which, didn't Rob Zombie direct the built-in preview "Thanksgiving" (Grindhouse) where the villain is seen briefly screwing a corpse on the table?

Yes, but you could argue that the fish heads were served with rice.

And that was the first scene!

I found the violence in Kill Bill Vol 1 boring. The last scene with The Bride taking on the Crazy 88s was way too long and mostly unnecessary.

Really? Please explain. Because other than the using of the word "broad" tongue-in-cheek there is nothing spineless nor subhuman nor cowardly about the exchange between Ricky Coogan and myself. Either your are too thin-skinned to be on this message board or you must be president of the Jemele Hill Appreciation…

What's with all down votes?

That's one broad with a serious chip on her shoulder. How she remains a writer for ESPN is beyond me.

Did you go to school with Jemele Hill?

You're the Dean Martin of trance.

First of all, it's pronounced Sri L-AH-nka.

Mississippi Queen!

I was thinking the same thing. In fact, I would love to see Key and Peele host an episode of SNL. Just once.

Those skits never get old. Just ask LeCarpetron.

The ref's definitely gonna have to review that one.

Comedic perfection. That skit had my wife and I on our asses with laughter.

If it was too dude-oriented then I'm curious what Kim Gordon, Petra and Rachel Haden, Anna Waronker, and Carla Bozulich thought since they guested on the album as well.

Thanks

I totally remember that but for the longest time wondered what was the genesis of that track. I recall it was a phone message left by Hanna where she pretty much spends a good part of two minutes talking about a friend of hers being "fucked by, raped by" one of the guest musicians on the album and that was why she…