He basically just looks like me and my black Irish cousins after a deep summer tan—all the same, look at how white his hands are! That's one pasty ass honky…

Legs Diamonds Are Forever

I might have to look that one up…

Is that how some people in PA pronounce Paterno?

Pentoino?

So you're saying I should punch in the face anyone who looks at me cockeyed! Done!

After what he did to that badly burned Albanian boy, he deserves it.

Sex Academy 3: Back In Training

I liked the early years of The Marvel Experience when Mitch Mitchell played drums.

I can remember a lot of multiplexes in the 80s and 90s as a kid—and a lot were being built in new malls or developments of the period. Many of the old single screen cinemas were out of business or being converted to other uses in the 80s and 90s from what I remember.

As The Godfather would be an HBO epic series most likely rather than a hit film.

Also it's rare that we get slow-build sleeper hits anymore that stay in theaters for months building up to becoming a significant hit. I mean we do occasionally but it's on such a small level compared to comic book films, Pixar, and reboots that basically dominate the box office these days. And those types of films…

Or a Lifetime movie.

I hear the show might be back around next Easter.

Yeah, I think it's funny that they're expecting that fans are going to pay for another subscription to something, just because so-and-so's albums are only available there—-when real fans already have the music somewhere else and casual fans aren't going to rush to pay for a service either just for one or two artists.

Everytime I visit one of the few remaining big music stores in town, there's always a ton of classic albums being sold for super low prices—funny considering that when I was a kid in the 90s, we'd have to save up close to $20.00 just to buy a lot of albums. Now days if it's not a remastered special edition CD with…

A good number of the people who complain about hipsters are probably labeled as hipsters themselves by someone else—the rest are people from the suburbs who consider anyone liberal under the age of 40 to be a hipster.

The thing is that I have every old Prince album of note on a hard-drive at home already(and a bunch on CD or vinyl), but I'm just lazy, so I just stream everything at work or in my car on Spotify. Funny era we live in, where one has to remember how many different forms of media one already has access to for the same…

I love Amos Lee, "It ain't legal huntin' alligators down in the swamp boy."

You sound like a total hipster yourself though.