He is now Bread Poot whenever I think of him.

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I can already see a bald Julia Roberts crying big tears.

Agreed that it was moving. I'm also positive that once put through the Hollywood blender and audience tested once or twice, we'll be treated with a tasteful and in no way trite and cloying masterpiece.

I haven't watched a movie in a theater in nearly three years. Before that, I would go to a couple a year, always a Monday matinee, because people are awful.

If you are out with someone, and they use their phone more than a couple of minutes an hour, you are out with a giant asshole.

At least she's used to the inevitable sexual harassment, having worked at FOX.

Sometimes things are popular because they're really good. I also don't get why some people shit on things just because they're widely popular. It's OK to like Mozart and the Beatles. They put out good music.

In the US. Here in Canada, most kids play.

It has faded some, mostly because women learned to like "them" after watching the documentary. Also, I know I'm not the only one who drags his wife/girlfriend along. Mine's been to three shows. She doesn't mind as apparently I'm pretty amusing to her when lost in the Rush worship service.

It's more of a Levitcus test to see how much shit people are willing to watch on CBS.

…and talk about a preachy book!

Alcohol. Both the cause of, and solution to, all of life's problems.

Or pretty much any show had that lives more than 5 seasons.

I still watch B99, but the Mick was much funnier, and struck a different tone. I can see why Mick fans didn't stick around.

Hadn't thought of that song for a long time. Thanks for jarring that memory!

Where I live, kids are more likely to have three or four boys named Danesh or Dev in their class than Michael.

I'm generalizing, but I have a feeling these people who give their kids trendy pop-culture names are young, probably a little dumb, and more than a few teen mom types. So, yes.

Wish they still had those Bort license plates.

Boy and girl dogs, maybe.