I guess I meant "How recent was this?".

"The Marriage of Heaven and Hell" is not called "The Great Marriage", Tublecane.

"wtf is encouraging a witless annoying gimmick lol"

Did no one notice that marriage comes FIRST before divorce? Well done, parah salin. Are you the Gawker commenter of the same name?

I don't think it's yet been discussed. I haven't seen all of the Wire, just the first season, as the DVDs are pretty expensive and I don't feel like stealing them, but a couple of memorable lines popped out at me immediately.

Oh my God, the horror.

So when was this, Lovecraft? How awful was the poetry (and I mean this as lightheartedly as possible)?

Box sex: sex IN a box, or sex WITH a box?

This above all: to thine own fail be true,
And it must follow, as the night the day,
Thou canst not then be false to any man.

Yeah, that choice stuck out at me.

No, you're right. I'm just showing off my knowledge of didactic poetry-about-poetry.

This is relevant, right?
Que le lieu de la Scene y soit fixe et marque.
Un rimeur, sans peril, dela les Pyrenees,
Sur la scene en un jour renferme des annees.
La, souvent, le heros d'un spectacle grossier,
Enfant au premier acte, est barbon au dernier.
Mais nous, que la raison a ses regles engage,
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Incidentally, Homicide is good enough that you should read it if you haven't already.

Bunesque? Bunion? Bunextravagante?

Trials 2
Sounds like Trials 2 on a sugar rush. I only ever played the demo, though. That game was much more hardcore than I was.

Hipster Douchebag tried to start this thread already. Besides, look at what you JUST posted.

I'm with Hipster Dbag. That thread was exhausting and a one-of-a-kind phenomenon. Let's not try to rehash it.

Seriously, no love for "I Will Go Sailing No More"? I get misty-eyed just thinking of that scene.

Yeah, the ads for this on Gawker are unnerving. You're not sure if Tomei's supposed to be Hill's fawning mother or his fawning girlfriend.

When I read "The Final Solution," I didn't catch that the narrator was supposed to be Sherlock Holmes. I'll have to reread that one and pick up the short stories, I guess.