I don't know too much about fitness, but I can't imagine any diet where eating one meal a day could possibly be healthy.

Honkee White Walkers be Trippin!

"You're not even your mom's favorite Jonah, Jonah"

Oh man I can't wait to see Jonah, AKA the Cloud-botherer, Trans-gender-former, Jizzy Gillespie, Jack and the Giant Jack-off, the 60-foot Virgin, 12 Years a Slave to Jerking Off, etc.

You ever read a deep analysis of stoner comedies *on weed*

Yeah there's also rock solid evidence that Chuck fucking lied to his own brother about what his mother said on her death be, out of pure pettiness. Guy's a real saint huh?

I don't think Chuck's actions here make him the villain, but only because I don't think this show has a villain per se (maybe the Salamancas). Yes Jimmy committed a felony and fucked over Chuck. And Chuck sabotaged Jimmy's career at HHM then lied about it for years, and then stole a client from Kim only to spite…

Standard AVC Coachella comment: "I bet if I went there I would be slightly inconvenienced at some point…so fuck all you disgusting smelly trash people who go to this horrible event that isn't cool and is probably exactly like Woodstock '99 which was the last festival I heard about." Something along those lines.

Once I learned that Jack is holding a Playgirl magazine in one of the opening scenes, I realized that Kubrick perfectly predicted the rise of gay rights and the resulting downfall of America. It's in Revelations, people!

Ummmmmm…
1) Coachella is in a desert where it never rains. It's not muddy. It's dusty!

I'm digging this so far. It has an ELO/Supertramp feel to it. A lot of these songs would have sounded right at home on 1978 pop radio.

"It's your cousin Marvin…Marvin BERRY." I mean, are we supposed to believe Chuck Berry has multiple cousins named Marvin, and that this one would have to say his full name to Chuck? Totally took me out of the movie!

I don't think ANY prosecutor could have won this case. Many of the members of the jury made up their minds that OJ was getting raliroaded (or maybe just that they couldn't let the LAPD off the hook after the King verdict), and there was nothing that was going to change that. For them, the facts didn't matter. Even if…

Sterling K. Brown was MVP of this episode (apologies to Schwimmer who was also great). His retort to Cochran's backhanded complient, "unless of course they live in Brentwood…" was absolutely ice cold. And his frustration and sadness at the press conference, having to face the Goldmans after losing. Heartbreaking…

Why not just go all the way and make this a gritty action movie? I can already see the tagline:

The Field's new record is really great. http://pitchfork.com/news/6…

It combines all the fun of drunk assholes floating around a river while pissing themselves with the fun that is sure to be had with a group of unbearably pretentious grad students!

Was that a Don Dimello production? Ya gotta have a little somethin just for daddy…

Obama so smart, let us dispel with this notion that he doesn't know what he's doing he knows exactly what he's doing

This album is fantastic. Underworld can lock into a groove and subtly build upon it to hit the sweet spot of ecstatic trance bliss-out. "Low Burn" and "Ova Nova" in particular are totally mesmerizing.