It had been over a year, and there was a lot of turnover in my position before I got here, so I definitely detected menace or at least disappointment. Now, they could adjust their demands or reevaluate the work environment they created so people aren't miserable, but someone in charge would have to take fewer vacation…

Damn the man! Unless the man wants to pay me to do something, obviously.

I had the exact same plan, until a superior caught wise. She sticks her head in one day and observes "Hmm…nothing on the walls. Noted." and just walks out. Since then I've begrudgingly hung up one diploma because I'd like to be the one to decide when I can leave.

I thought the voice acting in the original was distractingly bad, or, at least, the character design and animation did not match the dynamics of the voices.

Especially considering a Bud Light is $9 in Manhattan.

Soundtracks I am slightly embarrassed to admit owning:

Ha, I know.

Relax bro, I don't think this New Yorker cover is canon.

I initially had the same reaction as him, but then realized that's the lapsed Catholic-terrified-of-the-idea-that-someone-might-have-sex part of me bubbling back up to make an appearance.

"Take THAT, evil sewage treatment facility!"

He was a transvestite, played by an actual woman.

I have flagged myself for liking this.

And Stephen Stills should be respectful of that opinion because it's just a matter of taste. What an idiot.

Mouserat.

Will TVDW call us to battle the day The Dissolve launches? We must invade Nabin's first feature and let those Pitchforkers know who's in charge.

…because it's about a man who wants to have sex with women?

"You can’t be offended if someone doesn’t like what you do in whatever art form, whether it’s painting or drawing or sculpture or dance or whatever. If someone doesn’t like it, you can’t hold that against them."

I would have loved to be shut down by Ron Howard Voice, but you will do.

Whereas Kristen Wiig clearly studied her part and completely nailed it. Seth Rogen just put on the wig and said the lines as Seth Rogen.

More over-reliance on the Narrator? Would have it been better in dialogue?