He Knows You're A Lard-Ass

"Stinky Breath" by Dr. Badbreath.

If you want to see an amazing movie that well remembers New York Seltzer, see Deadly Prey. Cases of it can be seen piled high in the background of this really violent low-budget action movie. It's no Raw Force - but then, what is?

Because the other one gets lost in the wash.

The satisfaction has always been in the act itself.

I think when it comes to shoe puns, laces more.

I saw Deadtime Stories in the theater. How did this happen? It still boggles my mind.

For the seven letter word AWESOME.

I've also always paired those two in my mind. Love Coburn too, but that's not a bad formulation. Got one for Durning/Dennehy?

What's got you so bugged, sweetsadness? Why so frothed up?

Lurky, I'd hardly say that the mild disappointment Scott expressed counts as "pillorying." If Scott previously admired this woman (I'm actually not sure who she is/don't even own a TV) and was disappointed when she said something not exactly earth-shattering, but still pretty dumb, and moreover something that is…

Lurky, I'd hardly say that the mild disappointment Scott expressed counts as "pillorying." If Scott previously admired this woman (I'm actually not sure who she is/don't even own a TV) and was disappointed when she said something not exactly earth-shattering, but still pretty dumb, and moreover something that is…

I'm not kidding, but I don't know what scene it was intended for - maybe they didn't get as far as placing it before Cat stomped the idea.

I'm not kidding, but I don't know what scene it was intended for - maybe they didn't get as far as placing it before Cat stomped the idea.

The Keeper.

The Keeper.

This seems like a parody, but not in the way it's meant to be. There looks to be a scene in which the two ladies do some funk dancing in a negro bar to demonstrate their urban bona fides.

This seems like a parody, but not in the way it's meant to be. There looks to be a scene in which the two ladies do some funk dancing in a negro bar to demonstrate their urban bona fides.

Why should the Onion investigate anything? The only real assertion being made is that this is a song Albini hates, and that's incontestable. You seem to like it, but differ'nt strokes and all that.

Why should the Onion investigate anything? The only real assertion being made is that this is a song Albini hates, and that's incontestable. You seem to like it, but differ'nt strokes and all that.