"Good evening, Mr. Grondsloth! Welcome back my friend to the show that never ends! Come inside! Come inside!"

My dad brought back Hard Rock shirts as souvenirs from a conference that he went to in Honolulu sometime around '86 or '87. It was the only souvenir he brought back.

Yep.

It was on HBO practically every afternoon.

Yeah, I think it was his first starring role. He played David Naughton's little brother.

Midnight Madness was one of my favorite movies when I was a kid.

Pet Sounds and it's not even close.

Hillary should have done more to reach out to the Never Trumpers in Waukesha County who voted for Gary Johnson. Like an "I'm CHILLIN…In OCONOMOWOC!" video or something.

- Boil in a kettle with three cans of shit beer (usually PBR) and minced onions, leave boiling for ten minutes, put it on the grill, turn the brats every two minutes or so until they turn slightly brown, serve in a thicker bun (most grocery stores in Wisconsin sell brat buns in their bakery, hot dog buns won't work at…

Oh, they have totally EVISCERATED Drumpf…

Or a juggernaut in your own conference.

U of Akron, Rhodes Arena.

Nirvana was the only to play in Akron while I was living there. It was a school night and none of my friends could drive, so I didn't go.

The unlikely hero is THE ABSOLUTE BOY

John Oliver EVISCERATES the Paris Agreement

Hey, it's a better tagline than "Paul Newman plays an incomprehensible board game!"

It has Warren Oates being Warren Oates.

Only five or six other people were in the theater when I saw Pulp Fiction. None of them laughed, but the Baby Boomer couple in front of me audibly groaned in disgust when "Girl, You'll Be A Woman Soon" started playing.

All of these nuns were played by actresses who were younger than 80, so of course they were unconventional.

Playing with my older brother's Star Wars action figures in the very early 80s.