Yeah @avclub-0f0d67e214f9fef69b278e3d08114da9:disqus , Veeck was a fascinating guy, but ain't nobody gonna do a movie about the White Sox unless it's set in 1919. When we ended our drought in 2005 we never got close to the adulation the Sawx got because nobody cares about the ChiSox. And our drought was longer too.

I was a known velociraptor sympathizer, so all my play with JP toys ended up with the raptors winning, usually with Neill on their side because I liked him and wanted to be like him.

Indeed, the fact that I saw it and Inglourious Basterds in a double feature makes it the greatest movie night of my life so far. How could I not be excited for more Blomkamp?

WHAT?! That's fucking awful. Dammit, now my day is a lot shittier.

I highly doubt no one would have an issue with Mr. Cool J wearing a confederate flag. I'm sure there would be other black people who took it as a betrayal of their struggles because it does symbolize a cause founded upon keeping them enslaved.

What's weird for me is that, save for one year when I was but a babe, I've never lived in a world without the Simpsons. It's very much a part of my cultural identity as such, maybe even more than it is for the gen Xers. I'd also say that us Millenial/Worst Generationers are driving 90s nostalgia just as much as the…

The Simpsons were bigger than Jesus.

I think I remember vaguely liking this when it came out? I remember the sisters song even now kinda. Then again, I was ten so my music tastes hadn't really fully coalesced. I think my number one played album at the time was still the Jurassic Park soundtrack, so maybe that explains me being stuck in 1993.

LL Cool J wouldn't ever WEAR a shirt with a confederate flag on it. That's like saying that if Jon Stewart ever wore a red swastika armband no one would have an issue with it.

And no one believes his vacation will work, except for his best friend, a chipmunk everyone believes to be hitting the fermented nut juice too hard

MICHIGAN!? That Southern shithole?! Anywhere south of the Yukon.

@Dikachu:disqus http://www.youtube.com/watc…

Anytime I see anything dealing with koalas or eucalyptus I can't help but think of that scene.

That flashback was my favorite part

I agree with this, the ending ties perfectly into what Jake was saying at the beginning, the pillow world isn't there and therefore is imaginary and you can just forget about it because it doesn't matter. It's basically the same thing he says in the fucked-up Jake flashback later too. It's Finn solving his imaginary…

Well, assuming Roselinen is actually made of linen, she is also a carbon-based life-form. Linen is just dried flax, a plant and therefore carbon-based. Even if she's made of more modern polymeric fibers she's still based off long hydro-carbon chains.

@avclub-f1cabca05a9a64dd5900cf947a6792ca:disqus, I think it's a real signifier of the fractured human psyche that we feel compelled to make jokes about a kid's injury.

You know Comstock ain't brookin no VP nomination. And he doesn't need permission to go deal with all that yellow peril in Korea.

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But then Sid took a puck to the face. Sucks for you!