What a scathing remark!

the voice in my head.

I was five at the time, but I remember my brother (significantly older) letting me watch him play if I promised not to tell my parents. Unsurprisingly, I told my parents, and they grounded my brother for several weeks. He hasn't spoken to me since.

Christ man, that is some cold blooded shit.

Jesus Fucking Christ, Internet!

What an album! A nice release to help me decompress from incessant repeat listens of AMSP.

Fight Club spawned such a lame following when I was in high school. You know, the dudes who spurned consumerism but shopped religiously at Hot Topic, and loved Coheed and Cambria.

and it ain't even close

Love this, and love Chance. But please someone tell me why all my favorite rappers are becoming so preoccupied with all this God talk?!

I'm glad someone finally mentioned Fight Club. That movie (and the book.. and its author) are garbage.

Furrrrrreal

It is very clear to me that you've never read Into the Wild, but have probably seen the movie. Krakauer wrote him as a hero? OKAY.

I'm totally with you on the books > movies thing, ESPECIALLY in the HP universe. My reasons for like the 3rd book so much are very similar to yours. Although Chamber of Secrets definitely took on a darker tone than Sorcerer's Stone, it was still a bit watered down by everything else taking place in Hogwarts. The…

You really didn't like the third HP movie?? I thought it was easily the best book and movie, and am curious to know why you hated it?

I think it is a great fucking movie but can understand where people would disagree.

If you appreciate well-rounded, logical storytelling and scoff at over-the-top fan service and cheap thrills, then I can almost guarantee you'll hate it.

Infinite Fucking Jest.

I can't decide what is more ridiculous - the show itself, or the fact that certain crazy people think it is some sort of masterpiece.

I was necessarily bothered by the violence per se. I just thought the use of it was excessive to the point where I gained nothing from it. I refuse to question its greatness; it just wasn't for me I guess.

I really wanted to enjoy it and, to be sure, it was very finely written. Especially the parts written from Harold's POV, which were my favorite. And pretty much everyone I know who read it had only great things to say. Upon finishing, however, the one word that popped into my head that described it best was…