Yeah, no.

I think it's clear that they're not doing much thinking about anything. At all.

I, too, recommend Jorge's link, but make sure to read the article as well as watching the video.

Yes, Following is very good.

I, too, cannot find it within me to pretend to give a shit.

I don't appreciate you reminding me about Sean Kingston, Vault Boy.

"I honestly think it may have been 2007's best movie."

"It's interesting how quickly Katherine Heigl's presence alone has become a warning not to see a movie."

The write-up was decent and fairly consistent with my own experience watching the pilot.

I have pants, thanks.

I don't remember many Goosebumps books. I enjoyed a couple of R.L. Stine books; I do know that. I preferred Christopher Pike, and my favorite of this sort was My Teacher is an Alien by Bruce Coville. Good stuff.

"and it's narrated by freaking Peter Fonda."
I see. I wasn't aware we had decided he was a good actor.

I know I'm a bit late to the party, but put me down for loving both Zombieland and 28 Days Later. Two other items of business: 1) Evil Dead was fucking awful, and not in an enjoyable way, 2) there's no fucking way 28 Weeks Later was better than 28 Days Later.

This is one of the greatest songs I've ever heard. That is all.

"I don't know any guys that pass up a great girl because she isn't 100% meeting every line item on that checklist."

Could you expound a bit? I think I might agree with your sentiment, but what you said is so vague that I'm not sure.

I have to say that I'm going to miss this Martz fellow. Much like George W. Bush, I hated him while he was around, but now I miss having such a hateable villain.

The part I don't understand is how that subject came up in a poetry class. I mean, I've seen vibrators and flavored condoms discussed in a speech communications class, but I'm at a loss here.

Not the worst I've seen, but I certainly hated it.

I remember those days, Dwide. I saw her the other night on the Daily Show and she looked absolutely beautiful.