Agreed, Knife. That line is also followed by 4 attempts at high-fiving one another in a low-ceilinged safe, with hilarious results.

Does Norman's Awesome Experience also feature a lot of male nudity?

From diagrams I've seen of the gunfight, Doc just stood there with his shotgun and calmly shot people dead. Badass.

Genndy Tartakovsky
Spoiler, kind of:

Damnit! I missed a mega-first.

8 years later
I still love it.

I was gonna say Drive, with "The Chairman" Mark Dacascos: A prototype enhanced human, on the run from Chinese-hired hit men, hooks up with a dread-locked bystander. Then I saw that he was the guy in Kickboxer 5, so maybe not.

What? No one mentions his role in Nurses? He was an annoying janitor or something, and Loni Anderson was hot-ish.

I've never seen Magnolia, but I don't get the impression that you have to be particularly deep to enjoy it. The whole reason I've stayed away is because it has a very L.A. vibe that I don't like. If disliking L.A. makes me shallow, I'm cool with that.

Oh the CSA had bagels, they just weren't very good and you couldn't get a shmear.

It's true that books like Cod, Salt, The Toothpick, etc., lack a narrative arc because they don't generally get born and die, but I like how they have a lot of wiggle room for sociological, historical, and political elaboration. I'm looking forward to reading a travelogue/history of The Customs Line called The Great…

No Dark Passenger, the funny part was that he "ordered pickles and there's what only fix or six." He didn't even order extra pickles.

What's their rape budget for the remake?

Jeffrey Jones always creeps. It's bad when it seems like his roles as a Wendigo and an evil warlock seem very close to actual character.

Probably on an escapade over the mountain.

Dude, feet and mayonaise? Fuck. Fuuuuck. Fuckity-fuck. Aw fuck. Fuck fuck fuck.

But I've never seen Gene Wilder make a godawful guitar wank-face.

The FMG9 fits right in there when you go for your walk.

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Fuck, also I lose.