Please Kill Me, This Is England, and American Skin are the only attempts so far that are any good. Punk, in the aspect of its essence, is probably the most compelling youth culture innovation ever. Yet nobody seems to be able to put their finger on it, as has been done with the hippie movement, hip-hop, etc. Darnedest…

you can't possibly be referring to her raps

phenomenologically speaking, yes

and there's hermeneutics

to just touch on what factfinding said, witch-hunting the artistic misadventures of the professionally oppressed is thinking outside the box, true, but isn't it also going after the low-hanging fruit?

how does this flick already have an A based on 38 ratings?

i hold the title, and you are the challenger

Something happens when you get rich. You don't have to obsess over feeding and clothing yourself anymore. So you direct that energy into trying to determine what you really want out of life, who you really are, who everyone else really is, etc. You start looking at things differently, and reflecting on your…

Catcher is definitely a spiritual book. Satanic Bible's a joke.

there was something weird about the chemistry of the whole thing. it's like they were missing one person, maybe one really irreverent person to set the tone. deeply, they all did seem kind of afraid to go for it. the one truly mean one, Leggero, was uncomfortably mean- openly contemptuous of her audience, just like…

Thank you so much. This is Cash at his finest.

No, 00s fashion was terrible. 90s was much better than 00s and now.

True artist? Yeah, we're all true artists. Dude's such an overrated assclown.

"It’s a little cheesy on the first listen, but give it a few go-arounds and it’ll be stuck in your head all damn summer" used to mean "sucks".

this ep was as bizarre as they come. like, 80's sitcom finale bizarre. but it was fairly brazen about it, so. it was awesome that Pam relented and finally grew the fuck up. it was even awesome that she'd symbolically updated her hairstyle accordingly. it was awesome to see how Daryl's career had exploded (remember…

thank you for referencing Threat Level Midnight.

Wow, I verily disagree with this review. I found this episode to be overstuffed, uneven and rather bonkers in spots- specifically, that working at DM and gazing at Pam is going to be 'enough' for Jim after all. They should have either broken up or Pam should have grown a pair and agreed to move to Philly. Cutting off…

disagree

70s had tons of great music

The Jim/Pam deal is mischaracterized in this review. Jim and Pam are not basking in their former glory as the perfect couple. There's really been some primo acting between Fischer and Krasinski as they genuinely try to fix their relationship- flirting and having sex with forced enthusiasm, walking on eggshells, making…