Hasn't this been a common theme throughout history, the idea that the world is getting perpetually worse and everything sucks now? I think it started back with the Greeks even.

I'm reading a book that's awful - it is, in fact, some kind of book about stupid werewolfs fucking and also investigating stupid murders (Bitten, it's called) - but I keep reading it because I am getting some kind of weird rush from the anger at how stupid it is. I think I understand guilty pleasures now.

Audioslave - Original Fire
Nazareth - My White Bicycle
George Harrison - Love Scene
Slowdive - When the Sun Hits
The Roots - Redford

You're involving a horse? Well there's your problem.

Sailing takes me away to where the TI is something I can't read

He had a horrible death because I had incredible yogurt. 

The unrealistically large apartments make sense from a logistics standpoint - easier to shoot in - so they don't bug me. While a tiny apartment might be real, it limits what you can do.

The magnet fucking song?

Don't let the language ruffle your feathers.

That, and Dog with a Blog.

Financing some house upgrades, maybe getting a new car.

Cs for Neko Case, Elvis Costello and Sebadoh. It's like someone's pulling the reverse Rolling Stone.

The specific no planes people I saw were actually arguing no planes in New York, I was kind of in awe of how stupid it was.

The no planes people blow my mind. Just saw someone on my facebook feed convinced that the planes were CGI additions to the broadcast. Which means that somehow, the US government managed to convince all of the television networks in the world and the entire city of New York to go along with the big conspiracy - so…

I can't wait for the episode where he meets his evil twin, the flash that's bundled with Chrome.

If an argument is intelligent, rational, or common-sense, it's not coming from the mouth of a truther.

Watched some films, as you do.

@avclub-7656b560c7e180f8e0d84ca82ac0d8b7:disqus Also in the cast of The Quiet Family.

I would mock people who don't know what the function of the FCC is, while also giving suspiciously detailed accounts of the event rather than just turning it off.

The ending is also crazy, since it involves blowing up the world with giant rockets, as I recall.