Is there any proof? Because if not this is just slander.

That video marks the first time I've ever listened to "Parklife" OR Russel Brand at any length.

Hobo

Reading "Y'all can be dicks" in Cookie Monster's voice was the only entertaining element of clicking on this link. Cheers for that.

If nothing else, this feud has given us the best song Kozelek's done in years.

Remarkably, people have strong opinions about art, which can include virulent hatred. Its why God created blogs and message boards: so people like me can write long think pieces about Lana del Rey and how shitty Auto-Tune is.

I spent half an hour at K-Mart trying to select a variety of sock from their bafflingly large selection. I'm still angry about it.

Weird that they shut it down right after they introduced a Spotify app, which was the first time the idea made sense.

Every bar I've ever been in loves cheesy pop music. Especially "Build Me Up Buttercup". That gets the people going.

Dude looks like a lizard.

The way they presented this is a terrible idea: between most people using crappy little iPod earbuds and the compression YouTube applies to all of their videos (especially if you're viewing at low quality) the video is essentially scaremongering. Also, if you're viewing it on a mobile phone without an amp or even…

Fun fact: the worst song ever made, "Yummy Yummy Yummy", came out in 1968. "Disco Duck", a close second, came out in 1976. Both made the Billboard Top 10 and the latter went Platinum.

Fuck It, More Sharks

Penis jousting.

Pick a cause and stick to it. If you decide to become a bleeding heart you'll bankrupt yourself of both time and money and fail to create any significant change.

That movie had a plot worthy of a Gundam movie. It also had robots worthy of a Gundam movie, so it evens out.

'At San Quentin's' better, if only for the fact that they didn't overdub (as many) cheers from the audience. 'Folsom Prison' does have "Cocaine Blues" though.

Gary Oldman. He played Sid Vicious AND Dracula.

You can sum up all the worst parts of 80s pop music by playing the video for "Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)". Hell, you could probably get away with just playing that synth intro.

I still say it ends with "Pancho & Lefty" but I doubt it will happen. If they go for a tragic end for Walt he'll die in the middle of nowhere, separated from his family, with no one around to hear his last words. That's how I want it but if they really are going for a "happy" end he'll probably be allowed to die in…