He's still hoping for Mannequin 3 to start production.

Vote for Delta Burke. Back in the day, even as a kid, I liked her for some reason.

Combining the Bill Murray talk and Helms' mention of a lot of productions happening in Atlanta….

You don't even wanna know what kind of sick shit the Star-Bellied Sneetches were into.

Well said, Dr. Van Falk.

Suess' original Cat in the Hat ending
I've heard it actually ended in someone's gonorrhea infested boner getting hit with bat. So, in the filmmakers' defense, they were staying pretty true to the source material.

I'll continue my tradition of liking things most people on this site abhor. I went to Dave shows in college. I went to his show in Piedmont Park in Atlanta and it was a great time. The new album isn't as good as the older stuff, but it's growing on me.

"What's the deal with horse shoes? Are there horse socks? Is anyone even listening to me?"

And now I see this list. Must…research…before..commenting.

Kidney Lovers
Who were some of the other singers that aren't as recognizable? Like the two girls.

I've heard about the Snuggie pub crawls in other cities too. Chicago is the only one that comes to mind right now.

Slanket/Snuggies
I think they've reached their peak. I found them funny for a while, but now they've just become yet another thing for douchebags to wear on themed pub crawls.

A check so fat it has to wash itself with a rag on a stick.

What was it? I couldn't tell.

weddingbridemovie.com
I think this is the first time they've mentioned or shown a website and not had it be an actual site. I was kind of disappointed.

Screw it.
I like headlines.

Continuity
I liked how Captain Sweatpants was once again hanging around in the background at the comic book shop.

An "o" kind of looks like a bald head. Close enough for me.

Disappointed
I couldn't find The Observer in that press release.

Oh, Alabama was a big one in our house. "Dixieland Delight" is a great bar song. I fondly remember sitting in front of our giant stereo and listening to "Roll On (Eighteen Wheeler)" on vinyl through giant headphones.