No, eye!

That line is even better coming after "she's gonna be my cock professor, studyin' my dick."

It also feels like a thematic homage to Bob Dylan's "Sara." The feel of the song, the fact that they namecheck "Birthday Boy" in much the same way Dylan namechecks "Sad Eyed Lady. . ." Might be grasping here, but it's possible.

Jack Black and Kyle Gass owe their career to "Squelch The Weasel."

I totally saw "Baby Bitch" as a trippy Elliott Smith song! Even though it came out in '94, so it probably wasn't an Elliott Smith homage. But there's definitely some similarities. Excellent work, Cookie.

Not just child molesting, I interpreted it as incest. The whole "eye of your creator" thing.

I thought from the title, you were going to talk about "Blue Balloon."

I thought it was okay, there's nothing wrong with it but it wasn't great either. They had a near-perfect run from Pure Guava to White Pepper, and the last two were fine, but not great. (I don't count Shinola.)

Hell yes. The way "Airbag" dissolves with the random electronic noises, and suddenly one of them is the metronome counting off "Paranoid Android". . . god dammit, now I have to go listen to this again.

You probably won't be. Just saying. Do it.

That's not what I was getting at, I'm sorry if you got that impression from me. I don't think this is an issue that has been covered too much - any acts of violence and deception need to be addressed, especially if the deception is still rampant.

Yer Father's dead.

The Warrior Princess?

Yeah, I just watched it recently, it was really good. I'm also looking forward to watching this one, for what it's worth.

That's more the fault of Emmerich's Godzilla being bland as hell than an exorbitant amount of stupid characters. Although, that movie had both.

I love this guy's work, but hasn't this already been done? There's a documentary called "Deliver Us From Evil" that came out a few years ago.

History shows again and again how O'Neal points out the absurdity of Puff Daddy.

I see a "War Of The Gargantuas" remake on the horizon. . .

"Christmas Is A Time To Come Together" is so great!

Oh yeah, well, I liked Lt. Col Kojak Slaphead I and II a lot more! I dunno.