@avclub-e3f5ab7f02122f95b801e13e2c586d6a:disqus , these monster employers are afraid of wasting resources training someone who will leave, yet when their monster stock prices go down they're more than happy to relieve trained and viable monsters from their positions just for the sake of making the monster investors…

It's like you're trying to say our nation's renowned universities and sports journalists have their priorities mixed up @avclub-9c75bab0f5d964591655e73e7c22c540:disqus. What are you, some kind of commie?!

Is it really that hard to write songs where all you do is say "baby" over and over again onto a backing track?

Yeah, I always thought you were supposed to be annoyed with Oskar because he is selfish and willfully chooses to try and free himself from the responsibility of growing up. He chooses to ignore all the goings on he experiences and tries to distance himself from them. Personally (and this is probably not accepted…

I wouldn't expect an armless space dragon to appreciate it, so you've given me nothing new.

Sir! It's a beige alert.

I love it too, it's up there with the best of animated films. I think the problem is Disney didn't, and still doesn't, really promote it at all. I'm not even sure it's become a classic like @sdelmonte:disqus said, because I still think Disney largely ignores it because it didn't knock  the gross income out of the…

If anything it proves that trees, the ocean, and the mountains all smell like oranges in California. Even Los Angeles! Which is news to me, because the last time I was there it smelled like smog. Glad they cleared that up.

—The horse blowing raspberries and being used as a large, dumb weapon. This show does a better job than any other of making horses hilarious.

I'm pleased to know that everyone in the post-apocalyptic future will pronounce sausage like a Chicagoan.

Dunno about "instant classic" but this was quintessential Adventure Time. Crazy plot, magic, off-beat jokes and characters. Everything that I look for in an episode, but I gotta say that pretty much every episode of this show does that for me.

The best use of portmanteau on tv since tur-bros

@inko8:disqus My favorite usage of happy German in American TV: http://www.youtube.com/watc…

@avclub-9ff7c9eb9d37f434db778f59178012da:disqus What difference does it make? 'Sides, it was more a "don't worry, be happy" thing (even though that song itself was not sung by a Jamaican, it is still reggae)

Goose Island still is great. Had a night stalker on tap the other day and it's still just as amazing as before.

They understand the real America so much because they're mostly owned by Italians. Just look at spaghetti westerns for proof of how Italy understands us much more than we do.

But they weren't Germans, they were American office workers. They just happened to drive a car owned by a corporation headquartered in Germany (the car was actually built in Mexico). And lots of people associate the Jamaican accent with being happy and having a "no worries" type of attitude. I don't see what makes…

German accents are happy?

At least you're close-ish to a big city for all your modern needs. Boise still need to take covered wagons west I think. And I've got good news for you! You're almost out of the emo phase and into the skrillex phase!

There's a German word for that, I'm pretty sure.