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BrianS
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If I had to chug a Grolsh with every trope identified in this piece, I would have alcohol poisoning. It didn't seem like Monuz was even having fun with them. "I hate you/let's get divorced!" was funny but couldn't redeem every played out weirdness signifier starting with a ticking clock with way too much delay.

The film expressed all of what you said with the subtlety of a sledgehammer. This looked like it was trying to be weird rather than exploring weirdness.

The film expressed all of what you said with the subtlety of a sledgehammer. This looked like it was trying to be weird rather than exploring weirdness.

My favorite is This Land is Your Land which was Guthrie's response to GBA.

My favorite is This Land is Your Land which was Guthrie's response to GBA.

Also by Naked City

Also by Naked City

I'm all for Lust for Life on the cruise line commercial. This smells of a subversive music director. The rest are shit.

I'm all for Lust for Life on the cruise line commercial. This smells of a subversive music director. The rest are shit.

oh my corazon!

oh my corazon!

So the song is about the end of a relationship. There's nothing really devastating about the lyrics. Just frustration and angst.

So the song is about the end of a relationship. There's nothing really devastating about the lyrics. Just frustration and angst.

At Least It Was Here (aka the Community theme song) by The 88s is super dark. This is the part that makes the opening credits:

At Least It Was Here (aka the Community theme song) by The 88s is super dark. This is the part that makes the opening credits:

The Pogues Sunny Side of the Street - Bright, catchy song with the lyrics "As my mother wept it was when I swore/To take my life as I would a whore".

The Pogues Sunny Side of the Street - Bright, catchy song with the lyrics "As my mother wept it was when I swore/To take my life as I would a whore".

The banner photo sums up three major stoner archetypes from left to right:

super serial.

Roger Miller is your aunt???!!!?!!11!!!!????