Good stuff. Can't wait to read the other three.

Hey, I'd be glad to buy the game, same as Red Dead. But because Rockstar can't fucking port games (the GTA IV disaster), they don't wanna make 'em anymore. *shrug* Oh well, guess I'll buy one of the multitude of games available for PC. Strange, most of them are available for multiple platforms…

Bah, it's been all downhill for the gimmicky posters since Victorian Lady.

Burger Time!
I loved that game. And the horrible, horrible not-for-kids game, Tapper (sponsored heavily by Budweiser).

The problem with Pierce's 'confession' is that he isn't least bit repentant about anything he's done. He admits he has a problem, but in twelve years and seven marriages, he's done what? Meanwhile, the rest of the study group - especially Jeff, who was a complete ass in the beginning - have actually become better…

Sorry, I can't really see it as 'over-produced' in the days of Auto-Tuner.

What I find amazing is that with actual Rob-from-High-Fidelity-level hipster douchebaggery bashing of Collins, amazingly all the trolls crying "hipster d-bags!" throughout the site have magically vanished.
I prefer listening to Genesis or Phil Collins solo work from the 80s than, say, most of the music at the time.…

No, real hipsters go to overpriced "indie" bookstores that constantly complain about the chain stores while charging ridiculous prices.

One of Lucas' "embarassments" was the Cantina scene, because he had to use whatever the hell was laying around to make the aliens. You know what? It was fucking awesome. Lucas hated it, apparently - as the "Special Edition" attests.

You know that "Dick" also means "Fat"?

Ubik pretty much defines how to do the mostly-misused "twist ending" RIGHT.

TreeRol's right - what teenager ever chose something for a stupid, shitty reason? Or because they thought everyone else liked it?

Growing up in suburban Florida in the 80s, old metal was the big thing. Is it a big surprise that metal fans almost uniformly hated "nu-metal"?

"Rockin' The Suburbs" is still awesome.

Next Time
Let "Bleeding Gums" Murphy do it.

Lloyd, that was awesome.

As an avid gamer, I loved it. It really encapsulated one of the main reasons I enjoy gaming - an excuse to get together with your friends on a regular basis and have fun.

Darkly comedic?
Neither word approaches anything associated with "Glee".

I think I prefer Bono's at least earnest "dickishness" than, say, Oasis.

I'm surprised no one mentioned Ellis' vicious take on the FF in his series "Planetary" - The main villains called "The Four".