It's tradition. Everyone knows Radiohead's "High and Dry," was about coke fueled sex with Queen Elizabeth.
It's tradition. Everyone knows Radiohead's "High and Dry," was about coke fueled sex with Queen Elizabeth.
I'm not sure about this episode in particular since I viewed this one through Timothy Dalton colored glasses, but I generally agree with you. Chuck used to be possibly the most fun show on TV, evolving its formulaic cheese into some supremely engaging television. The second and third season both had a sense of urgency…
Steve- I actually was big on using the most batshit crazy analogies for my intros.
Extemp was the shit. For those of you normal enough not to be familiar, you basically had 30 minutes to prepare a 7 minute speech on some random political topic you pulled from a hat. The tricky part was that you had to cite like 6 sources in the speech.
I disagree with your disagreement. This could be because I'm a fan of Young Steve Hyden anecdotes, but this piece is tied with the first one as far my favorite goes.
When I become a post-apocolyptic minstrel, I'll learn how to play the harpsichord. Because you know there'll be a ton of douschenozzles wandering around trying to win favor of the mutant king Gubalash with their shitty renditions of "Wonderwall." They will die painful deaths at the hands of his minions, but, I, with…
Dear everyone shitting upon Buffy the Vampire Slayer,
Buffy was a flawed show. It had some down-right terrible episodes, drastic and unsubstantiated character developments, and dialogue that would make Diablo Cody exclaim "What the blog?!". It had a terrible first season and deeply misguided plot-turns in its sixth and…
I gotta go with YHF. "I Am Trying To Brake Your Heart," "Jesus, Etc." "Radio Cure," and "Heavy Metal Drummer," all made huge impressions on my first listen.
Handed to me through a drive through window.
Fake Gerbil can suck my holy rat dick. Attacking someone for bringing adorable gerbil non-sequitors into a comment section is just pure, unadulturated douchebaggery.
Well Revenge of the Nerds wouldn't really be revenge without at least a little bit of rape, would it?
I secretly hope that the same guy that's doing the Gerbil is doing Tarkovsky the former AD. Now that would be some serious posting range.
If the first few episodes don't do it for you, then try and jump in around episode six and go with the next few from there. I remember personally being completely won over by the Halloween episode; I had reservations up until that point, but the episode just made me give in to the fucklarity.
Never change Gerbil.
Eh, you can still get your fat thin-lipped bastards butthurting about Obamacare in the suburbs, but the 'burgh itself is pretty left of Houston.
MiniVan Vader: I'm just gonna chalk this up to a "you say tomatah, I say Charlie Kelly squacking never fails to make me laugh," difference of opinion. I haven't felt like they overuse crazy Charlie, but I can understand where you're coming from.
Sophist: as much as I appreciate the level of intelligent discourse you always bring to these Buffy posts, I have to jump aboard the "Willow's spell was mind rape" train. You differentiated between Willow's actions by stating that a date rape drug can affect the concious understanding of a victim but I think that's a…
I don't know what "transformation" you guys are talking about, but Sunny's strongest moments have come from some riciculous pretty shenanigans. Charlie's dating profile, Nightman and Dayman, Charlie and Dee boxing while on steroids with Frank killing two people, kitten fucking mittens, green man dancing at a Phillies…
And hear I always thought "hip-hop head" referred to getting a blowjob at a rap battle
Everytime I see Harrison Ford on TV, I get the impression that he's just thinking of how much he'd rather be out in the wilderness chopping down trees. He would live in harmony with the squirrells and the chimpmunks and the badgeers, and there would be no questions about his love life or Han Solo.