Uh, those were brown people.  No need to complain about THEM. 

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Lorelai, is that you? 

I'm glad I'm not the only one who does this.

I know I'm weeks late in discussing this, but it just occurred to me and it's suddenly very important.

I don't know why, but there's something that I really love about him borrowing his sister's Fugazi shirt.  I can almost see that as being part of why Lane got such a major crush in the first place - his sister has good taste in music and he borrows her shirts now and again, and she took a few interesting band shirts…

It makes me sad how accurate this is.

That's a good point, I should have taken nesting into account.

I was pretty shocked it took this long for someone to talk about that Wire quote.

This comment got me to give vmars@aol.com my $50.  So, uh, thanks.  :D

I know this is way too late, but I STILL love Howard the Duck.

I loved Boo's faint, but I loved Sasha's face even more than that.  She was just so stunned!

Unfortunately, it is because no one who has ever used the phrase "What in the Sam Hill" is allowed to really know what a Keek video is.

I took two years of UKian in high school and I still can't understand a word of Luther!

I'm going to pretend this was an Awkward reference, because it makes me happy to do so.

I read a few pages, and I've seen this complaint come up enough that I want to address it (even though I'm sure that others have done so, and probably better.)

It's doubly funny for me, because I know a guy who constantly talks about his time working at 'Circuit' and trying to apply it to his current job, despite the fact that 'Circuit' fucking collapsed for a reason.  The thought of the Dean going into an awkwardly cubic restaurant and demanding they cover his warranty is…

I was thinking something like this while talking with my fiancee, who doesn't care nearly as much as I do, but is nice enough to indulge me and listen to me when I go on about this sort of thing.  Comparing it with the rest of NBC's comedy stable, there's almost no way they can axe it.

I think that's pointing toward what's going to really work about Troy/Britta, which is about as canonically Harmonized as possible given a number of S3 moments - I think they're going to play up the conflict more than the lovey-dovey aspects and it will make it a lot easier to take.  Plus, I really love that they're…