Feelin' good, feelin' great.  Feelin' great, feelin' good, how are you?

You know what I'd like to see used in a trailer for once?  Wild Thing.  The Tone Loc version.

Girlie so groovy.

Ned the Head?

That still up there made it move.

So you're saying it's definitely the movie for everyone.

PC Load Letter?  What the fuck does that mean?

Franco's a Scientologist?

You ask for miracles?  Gentlemen, I give you the F.  B.  I.

I don't do comics anymore but I definitely did in middle school and the TPB of Dark Phoenix absolutely devastated me every time I read it.  And I read it a lot.

Are you a detective?  Can you help me find my car keys?

You can always tell his vocals from Daltry's in the Who's stuff, which he actually did take the lead on quite a bit.

There's a real person out there that does this and I'm guessing the people he or she encounters in the real world have no idea they are in the presence of genius.

The one that used to bone Adam Duritz?

Thank you, @avclub-af7809fb474b9a36411cbdfc73757dcb:disqus .  Let's huddle together for comfort in this cold world that so harshly excludes us.

Apology accepted, Captain Lisbon.

@avclub-1b1f9a3e639ecc53f335314fc9d8403b:disqus I liked that one a lot but the most interesting one to me was about television and irony.

I hate that I didn't much care for that book when obviously all you fine people love it.  Makes me think something is wrong with me.  But then thinking makes me think what's wrong with me too.

@avclub-a071490b596e0cc770ff10b7eb5b2e85:disqus Yes and no.  Yes in that enough is provided that you are able to infer a connective plot.  No in that eventually realize that plot is completely beside the point.  The AA and halfway house experiences are the absolute best parts of the book because you come to understand…

Nah, Wizard and Glass is good.  But definitely stop after that.