I thought it was Mike Patton/Faith No More that had the GNR feud? (They toured together, and Axl stole the idea to wear a kilt from Patton, as Mike used to wear his family's tartan on stage. This did not go over well for the rest of the tour.)

I thought it was Mike Patton/Faith No More that had the GNR feud? (They toured together, and Axl stole the idea to wear a kilt from Patton, as Mike used to wear his family's tartan on stage. This did not go over well for the rest of the tour.)

Beckham driving a speedboat down the Thames still doesn't beat a visibly soggy and annoyed Gretzky standing in the back of a pick-up truck from the Vancouver games.

Beckham driving a speedboat down the Thames still doesn't beat a visibly soggy and annoyed Gretzky standing in the back of a pick-up truck from the Vancouver games.

What the hell did I just watch?

What the hell did I just watch?

"Not every song should end with a bongo solo."

"Not every song should end with a bongo solo."

Agree with everything you said, except for your hilariously misplaced comparison of Mutt LaBeef to Joseph Gordon-Levitt.

Agree with everything you said, except for your hilariously misplaced comparison of Mutt LaBeef to Joseph Gordon-Levitt.

The Joker was sent to Arkham Asylum. As for Bruce's apparently "sudden" recovery: keep in mind that his time spent in the hole was at least 3 to 5 months (one of the policemen - Gordon? -  remarked it had been "3 months" since the city was locked down, and Bane mentioned it would take 5 months for the bomb to detonate…

The Joker was sent to Arkham Asylum. As for Bruce's apparently "sudden" recovery: keep in mind that his time spent in the hole was at least 3 to 5 months (one of the policemen - Gordon? -  remarked it had been "3 months" since the city was locked down, and Bane mentioned it would take 5 months for the bomb to detonate…

While watching the first episode, my boyfriend commented on Walt's shirt, saying "Oh, he's wearing royal blue now" (a colour actually created for royals) in reference to the show's tagline "Hail to the King."

While watching the first episode, my boyfriend commented on Walt's shirt, saying "Oh, he's wearing royal blue now" (a colour actually created for royals) in reference to the show's tagline "Hail to the King."

Russel Crowe DESPERATELY wanted to be in Priscilla - he auditioned numerous times, but the director recently saw his film "Romper Stomper" (where he played a nazi skinhead) and couldn't really see Crowe in the part (I believe he auditioned for Guy Pierce's role.)

Russel Crowe DESPERATELY wanted to be in Priscilla - he auditioned numerous times, but the director recently saw his film "Romper Stomper" (where he played a nazi skinhead) and couldn't really see Crowe in the part (I believe he auditioned for Guy Pierce's role.)

I actually first saw Weaving in Priscilla when it first came out, so it was weird for *me* to see him as as Agent Smith years later. And your right: it's a damn good movie (especially Terrence Stamp - his "light your tampon" line is the greatest/funniest moment ever.)

I actually first saw Weaving in Priscilla when it first came out, so it was weird for *me* to see him as as Agent Smith years later. And your right: it's a damn good movie (especially Terrence Stamp - his "light your tampon" line is the greatest/funniest moment ever.)

I love me some JGL as well, and he carried half of the film himself (as Bale's screen time was significantly less compared to the previous films.) Such a believable and charismatic character (and he did it without any costumes or fancy gadgets) because he's THAT good of an actor. I hope to hell that he's involved in…

I love me some JGL as well, and he carried half of the film himself (as Bale's screen time was significantly less compared to the previous films.) Such a believable and charismatic character (and he did it without any costumes or fancy gadgets) because he's THAT good of an actor. I hope to hell that he's involved in…