I think Alfred E. Newman kinda looks like W.

Just watching Order of the Phoenix before I go to see Half-Blood Prince, and has anyone else noticed
how much Grawp looks like George W. Bush?

Aw, I was hoping to be the first to note/ridicule that overblown label.

I do love her crotch-wear in that still.

And we get that much closer
to Hair Bear Bunch The Movie.

That was the longest conversation I have ever had.

That's my Robert
always peein' on people.

Two Words
Porcupine Racetrack

And, of course, there's that fantastic scene in The Onion Movie
with the film critics and the frat douche.

Exactly whose pants are you unzipping to take the sting out?

I miss Henson
I never really liked Kinnear all that much. Henson (who was on for at least as long) was funnier and more genial.

Sledgehammer
was the first video I ever saw, started my fascination with video, short film in general, and animation & stop-motion, not to mention Peter Gabriel.

I have to ask:
Didn't you think it was a trifle unnecessary to see the crack in the Indians bottom?

I have to ask:
Didn't you think it was a trifle unnecessary to see the crack in the Indians bottom?

I lost control… We all did… and then, the bad weather, and the lightening…
I gotta get outta here.

Jonathan Johanson, if it eases your mind, I actually DO know a guy named John Johnson. John Johnson III, actually, and his great grandfather was, I believe, Johann Johannsen, something of which he is exceedingly proud.

His name is Larry
That's is his brother Daryl, and that's his other brother Daryl.

Did he just tell her she was
"So fresh, so clean" ?
awesome

I would debate putting Mencken in the conservative camp, James. Politically he was, if anything, in favor of intellectual oligarchy, which is hardly in line with American conservatives. He did certainly have a disdain for the common man that was out of line with Democrats, but he also had some views not out of line…

What an abundance of interesting and thoughtful comments to read (granted, some jerkwads and drivel in there as well), but I'm still astounded at how much intellectual and philosophical pleasure I've gotten from reading comments inspired by a review of a Chris Farley biography. Who'd a thunk?