Played Risk for the first time this weekend. Lost pretty horribly, but man do I regret waiting 32 years to try that fucker out.

And by belly, he means…. belly.

And by belly, he means…. belly.

And women.

And women.

And we are all, by association, lucky men for it.

And we are all, by association, lucky men for it.

I bumped into Prefuse 73 (shoulder to shoulder), got beer spilled on me by Mike Dirnt, pinched Tim Harrington's bum, sang into Jamie Liddel's microphone, told Hutch his band was awesome outside a Thermals show, made fun of Shellac with A Place to Bury Strangers, was met with annoyed indifference when I asked the…

I bumped into Prefuse 73 (shoulder to shoulder), got beer spilled on me by Mike Dirnt, pinched Tim Harrington's bum, sang into Jamie Liddel's microphone, told Hutch his band was awesome outside a Thermals show, made fun of Shellac with A Place to Bury Strangers, was met with annoyed indifference when I asked the…

I just looked it up. Both spellings are correct. Sorry dude.

I just looked it up. Both spellings are correct. Sorry dude.

Only the second and third matrix movies had the lifeless polish I think you're referring to. The first was pretty dark and rough.

I was trying to work it out, and figured it might describe a soccer player named Foot driving his head into the body of a player named Arms. Although I suppose it would then need a possessive apostrophe. Frig.

I was trying to work it out, and figured it might describe a soccer player named Foot driving his head into the body of a player named Arms. Although I suppose it would then need a possessive apostrophe. Frig.

He's like the kid in high school who finished all his projects and exams early but hangs out in the caf anyway.

The sheen of a fluorescent lamp off a well waxed floor.

It's fucking terrifying that this got 23 likes.

He wrote the book version of that movie with the guy from men in black right?

He wrote the book version of that movie with the guy from men in black right?

@avclub-92d96da583b3bf0ca7d61ab3b3aba04b:disqus With you. My point, poorly expressed, was that there were unnecessary, or lengthy, scenes that could have been exchanged with more plot-serving ones. I had no issue with the length, just how it was used.