The Holy Bible was their only album I really ever got into, but, man, what a doozy. Some of the most wonderfully harrowing rock songs I've ever heard.

The Holy Bible was their only album I really ever got into, but, man, what a doozy. Some of the most wonderfully harrowing rock songs I've ever heard.

I watched this recently and actually found it quite poor. Spurlock did mine some good uncomfortable and emotional scenes out of following the bottom rung draft prospects, but his approach to the world of sports agents in "The Dotted Line" was more in the vein of a Sparknotes summary than anything approaching…

I watched this recently and actually found it quite poor. Spurlock did mine some good uncomfortable and emotional scenes out of following the bottom rung draft prospects, but his approach to the world of sports agents in "The Dotted Line" was more in the vein of a Sparknotes summary than anything approaching…

Anyone who doesn't vote for Gary Johnson is voting wrong. You think we're gonna have another opportunity to elect a potsmokin' mountain-climbin' president? I don't think so dummies.

Anyone who doesn't vote for Gary Johnson is voting wrong. You think we're gonna have another opportunity to elect a potsmokin' mountain-climbin' president? I don't think so dummies.

This summer I picked up Franzen's The Corrections at the nearby public library after my other potential picks weren't up for grabs. The only thing I really knew about the novel coming in was the mass critical and commercial success it garnered when first released, so I was a bit apprehensive starting out. (Dubious,…

This summer I picked up Franzen's The Corrections at the nearby public library after my other potential picks weren't up for grabs. The only thing I really knew about the novel coming in was the mass critical and commercial success it garnered when first released, so I was a bit apprehensive starting out. (Dubious,…

I feel like if people who genuinely don't like Peggy are still watching Mad Men, they're, uh, doing it wrong

I feel like if people who genuinely don't like Peggy are still watching Mad Men, they're, uh, doing it wrong

So, was no one else a bit dumbfounded by the logistical decision of sending basically the whole city police force into one area (an enclosed, underground area at that) and leaving about what seemed like roughly ten cops to handle everything else above ground? With a city bureaucracy making decisions like that, I feel…

So, was no one else a bit dumbfounded by the logistical decision of sending basically the whole city police force into one area (an enclosed, underground area at that) and leaving about what seemed like roughly ten cops to handle everything else above ground? With a city bureaucracy making decisions like that, I feel…