I stand corrected.

Shouldn't that be "as lazily" in the headline?

I read this as "Get the Fuck-Up!" Which could be anyone on here…

Several years ago, someone asked Kurt Cobain what he thought about the fact that the "grunge" look became fashionable, from high-end stores all the way down to K-Mart…he was embarrassed, and said "well, that's where it started" (k-mart)…whenever some weird look suddenly becomes cool, you can rest assured you'll find…

@Aussie comment blah I think if Coldplay names their next album "Boring as Batshit" I may be induced to purchase a copy….well, no…but I will stop making fun of them…

@Farnsworth…I tried to "love" your comment…but couldn't find the button…

"…the magic is gone…" My God, really?? Or is that sarcasm? I agree that 95% of the shows on Disney or Nick are crap, but I'd have to say that 100% of the Veggie Tales are crap. And, no, just because "veggies" is in the title does not mean it's better for you.

It is true.

I've been trying to explain to my older son why Eddie Murphy was once considered "funny"…he doesn't get it.

I'm mortified to admit that when I was 15 and trying to be christian, I went to a stryper concert…later I just realized I'm bi, and into girly men…

Have you heard the song "Lifeboat" by Steve Taylor? It's from the 80's, my older sister used to have it. It's fucking hilarious. "Throw over fatty and we'll see if she can float, throw over grandpa cause he's getting pretty old…"stuff like that. Well, I thought it was pretty funny when I was about 13, anyway…

http://www.youtube.com/watc…

My sister is a christian, and she was the type to buy it, as long as it was "Christian" ("Look for…the Christian label!") Anyway, she bought the Veggie tales for my kids and I tossed 'em. What humongous amounts of shit. There is nothing christian or religious about celery and a tomato paling around. Christian rock…

@Chris Castro I think "masterpieces" is a bit of a stretch. I'm just saying that I didn't expect much from Crystal Skulls, so I wasn't that disappointed. And, as I said before, just watching Indy's hand shaking like any other old man made me sad.

I thought he came across as a sleazy used-car salesman, in an italian mobster sort of way…guess I don't know my stereotypes

My expectations weren't that high. Face it, the first one was great, the second one appalling…after that, if you were disappointed, your standards were too high.

Harrison Ford seemed like a shaky old man to me…the whole fucking movie made me sad.

The best part was where a shard from the top of the church came down and made Shia LaBeouf's head explode…what's that? wrong movie?? shit.

Jewish alien???

@Unregistered troll superhero I just laughed so hard I snorted.