It's not so much the comment I liked (though, it was good), it's picturing the actual President Chester A Arthur say it.

Even Michele Bachmann is nodding her head in agreement with this logic.

Yeah, Golden Child is pretty good.
Well, Charlotte Lewis getting sprayed with water was pretty good.  Like the Ratt video in the background came to life.

Dwarf joke was terrific.
"No Scrubs" was terrific.
"I'm a psychic detective and he's..blacK' was terrific.

When we took the 8th graders to DC a couple of years ago, we went to a Nationals game - man, that ballpark is boss.  I think a lot of the Save Fenway people have just never been to one of these newer palaces.  I think Fenway needs to remain as a museum/shrine/landmark, but it's time for an upgrade for the actual games.

Oddly enough, one of the best sections to sit in is the no-beer family section (31) in left field - nicely turned towards the actual playing field.  Of course, I don't drink, so it's easier for me to last the game, but if you're OK with soda or water for three hours, it's really not bad.

I know.  You probably have my old season tickets.

And one of the things that really pisses me off about it is mentioned right in the doc…the fact that they play it every game, winning or losing.  Because who gives a shit when you've just blown a four-run lead to Tampa Bay, because, hey!  Karaoke Night!

I thought it was The Observer from Fringe.

Every time I hear Sweet Caroline, I want to punch the nearest living creature.

Fenway has become an awful place to watch baseball, unless:

If Mark Wahlberg was playing first base in 1986, it wouldn't have gone down like that.

I just got the Rifftrax last week and watched the first two movies with my wife, with Rifftrax on headphones.  Fucking glorious.

Agreed that you "You, Wind and Fire" was a masterstroke.

Rhea Perlman as Ja Rule.

I think it has to do with the language - you could only rerun them after 10, I guess, or edit it.

My wife just never got past Raylan's overbite.  Which is too bad, because she'd love everything else about the show.

Well, when Vazquez was defending his position on The Sundays, then I knew.

Gotta say, I let myself get my hopes up when they warned for nudity, and I hoped it was the barmaid - but no, we get Quarles' ass.

My immediate thought on her shirt was, "Oh look, she's dressed in Charlie Brown's ghost costume" - nice to see I wasn't alone.  I totally would have rooted for her if she ended the performance with a dejected, "I got a rock", and just dropped the mic.