"I swear it was this big. You guys, back there,…bring me one of my Big Butt Books."

Thats like really gay, and I watch Bee and puppy Cat, Adventure Time, and Gravity Falls so I know a thing or two abut gay.

*Andy Samberg**

I loved it to death the first time around, but I think a second rewatch will *ahem* sober-up my enthusiasm.

No, you're thinking of TV Outhouse

I'm a bit ashamed of it, but I have watched every episode of Laguna Beach, The Hills and The City, twice.
No, I will not be watching this, because I just remembered I watched every episode of Rock of Love as well.

And then jump into a disgusting riff.

Damn, I was really hoping for a second album or lp. Now I'll just have to imagine what Carrie Brownstein would have shouted angrily at me against syncopated beats.

What sort of witchcraft is this?

No love for Esa Pekka Salonen's interpretation of Dutilleux's Correspondances?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wik…

B+

I saw the onion ring episode as a kind of metaphor (I can't find a better word for it right now) for his dilemma. They're seemingly unattended, and the boys are willing to rationalize the situation as such—granted, with some reservations/insecurity—, and they ultimately take the leap and are (almost) punished for it,…

This was the first episode of Survivor I have ever watched. If they're all like this, I can see why it's so popular.

B

When I was growing up in Mexico, we didn't get a television until I was 15/16. One night I stayed up late and was exposed to all of the explicit programs that they showed (and continue to do so) past 9 pm.
Imagine my surprise upon coming to the US and finding out I had to watch scrambled pay-per-view channels just to…

Something about the noble turkey, majestic, misunderstood creature. There's a reason Franklin wanted to make it the national mascot, a completely loony reason notwithstanding.

You're not going to believe this, but I had "existential contemplation" and "Yakety-Sax-scored chase" lined up with a kind of Road Runner-esque ending lined up for my reply. I think I need to go do something else right now.

For some reason, I've gone most of my life thinking I was the only (or one of the few) people who use the word "ragging."

I remember going into a Borders, back in the day, and picking up a hefty volume of Star Wars mythos (something about the combustion system of pod racers) and being surprised by how heavy and unwieldy it was and how there wasn't more nerds with well-toned 'ceps and glute's.