Yes it does, and yes I do.

Whether it's in Step Brothers 2 or something else, I just want to see Adam Scott play an asshole again. For someone who's typecast as an awkward, anxious nerd, he's REALLY good at playing an entitled asshole.

Too bad most of the "faith-based" movies that come out have ZERO interest in nuance or myth, and consist of hitting the audience on the head with clumsy straw man villains and hamfisted sermons disguised as dialogue.

Night Train by Amos Lee.

Midnight Train To Georgia is a great fucking song. One of the best Motown arrangements, up there with Heat Wave, Ain't No Mountain High Enough and Marvin Gaye's Heard It Through The Grapevine.

I spent one Thanksgiving with my roommate's extended family when I was in college, and after dinner all the kids watched The Polar Express. I was dismayed at how needlessly busy it was (Gwen perfectly articulates how it misses the point and the feel of the book) and just how bloodless the animation looked.

*looks in mirror*

Commercially released, no. But there was a fictional movie filmed (mostly in space). I give you: Apogee of Fear

Reminds me of this great clip (excuse the bad video quality). Someone took the first Tobey Maguire Spider-Man and added increasingly loud fart sounds every time he shoots web, and uploaded it to some torrent sites without mentioning the edits.

Check out the big brain on chernobylfrog! You a smart motherfucker, that's right.

33 pounds? Sounds like a wee heavy to me.

I think in most of his films, Diggler was the one doing the "white washing" AM I RIGHT FOLKS?

I'm not a huge Pearl Jam fan - I like their radio singles and Ten is a masterpiece, but I haven't really explored their album tracks.

"Ugh, now you're just mashing it."

What's a star war? Sounds exciting!

RC Cola and a Moon Pie.

You know what it sounds like you could use right now? A mother-effin beer.

Just getting into the spirit of the show!

So in other words, you could say to Nathan: "The smell! You haven't thought of the smell, you bitch!"

………………Again.