It's not just that. His personality oozes off the page. When you read him you feel you know him - his likes, dislikes, his sense of humor, his loneliness, etc.

If you like Brian Wilson, Sinatra, Nietzsche or Joyce you are in!

you're totally correct on Parks and Rec. I love hanging out with the characters

would love to. I must be misinformed.

Fair enough. But that's, in my mind, not really an artist. But maybe there's no difference.

I completely agree strangely. I hate factory farms. With a passion. But I still like meat. If there was a way to have farms the way they were 50-75 years ago or kill these animals more humanely. I know I'm contradicting myself. I don't know if there's a way around it.

1) I don't own a t.v. or I don't watch a t.v. (you're not a better person for this)
2) The Beatles suck or are overrated (they aren't. you don't have to like them but they don't suck. although i get it. they are shoved down our collective throats.)
3) I don't read. Enough said here.
4.) Ayn Rand. (How anyone thinks this…

he's so fat

Discovering them is like hearing the VU for the first time…. amazing and epic

he never did anything for me. like camus he seems like a lightweight.

this season has really been lacking compared to last season which I loved. i know the show runner is a fan of cheers (which showed last season) but this season felt like it has no direction at all.

wow is this a great question. travianti or asner

I remember that episode

I am a huge Chaplin fan I'm glad to see the love

Absolutely agree

I find it stupid when people take the cultural "higher" ground, pointing out how they like the "right" art as if there is such a thing.

The 4 CD Sinatra box Set - Reprise and it was totally worth it

A masterpiece - without a doubt. It seems to move on an almost unconscious level - as does Cries and Whispers

i just don't like him… but i will go and film him with and iphone

Mad Men
Mary Tyler Moore
WKRP
Sopranos
Hill Street Blues
Cheers
Larry Sanders (Applesauce!)
Roseanne
Louie
Taxi
Barney Miller
Six Feet Under