Yeah, I like how the movie is sort of a stealth nod toward the wisdom of dropping out of college and realizing your dream via hard work, innovation and the mail room.

I think I had "No Bye, No Aloha" as the end song on every mixtape I made or received after this album came out. I love the whole damn thing.

My first job ever was at a tiny video store in Irvine California called VIDEO ETC. It was owned by a 60 yr old Mexican Machinist and managed by his son. Bonifacio Gonzales (Bonny) taught me a lot about life and made me realize that a man could work a 10 hour day as a fucking Machinist and then relish putting in four…

Affleck.
This is the first time I saw him, so this is where my dislike began. It isn't dislike, I suppose, so much as a feeling of him standing out as inauthentic. ("enjoyably unhinged" riiiiight.) I remember loving this movie (I was 23 and very into 70's nostalgia) but really finding him irritating. So, yeah,…

And another Friends reference!

PER-HAPS!!!!!!!!
It definitely happened after the cocaine abuse and the CROSSSSSS-DREEEEESSSSSING!!!!!! Which is the salient and relevant point. I'm impressed he didn't rail against the recurrent and shameless use of the word "Bosom!"
blushes furiously

The Time is drunk
The Song is violent
"Lets 'ave at it" is wot I say
Cue awesome lady singer.

Yeah, I had the same thought. He's a nutter but I have to say I kind of like his: "Sex Lives of Dolls Made to Look Like Robots and Speak in Robot Voices Non-Narrative Film" concept. Hell, just the altering dolls to robots makes him seem more eccentric than threatening. I like artists. But then again…. Yeah, I need…

Pugs you magnificent beast!

What he's doing next is apparently a book where we writes some clever, insightful stuff about relationships (lately).

I call Pontius Pilate Bowie! Because… Toga Bowie has got to be the life of the party!

Nods head vigorously.
Wags tail appreciatively.
Drools non-commitally.
Scratches artistically.

Sure… Nice day for it.

And you'd certainly have a point there. re: it being a male storyline … primarily.

It put the Robbins in… but got fired.

Are you a parent? Because the movie is about a midlife crisis and the key moment is where the big tough hero admits he's not strong enough to lose… to lose… bwahahaha………….. sorry. Ahem.

Darren Sharper - I remember that stinging because you just knew they now had the playbook.

I'll buy that bid for a dollar!

Then I must have smoked blue Pop Rocks instead of meth because a quick Google tells me that this almost - but didn't - happen.

I think Netflix outbid AMC for this show but I can't remember because of the meth.