He's nothing like that nice Don Henley boy, that's for sure.

Yes, like I said, he and Glenn Frey were both Michigan-bred, and Frey asked him to do right by Detroit. But I don't see anything about Axel Foley or Beverly Hills Cop that evokes authentic Rust Belt, Springsteen-esque, blue-collar expression. Neither did the producers of this song, which is why they made it for Glenn…

Actually, I'm gonna guess that was TMZ's mistake (and mine for copying and pasting it directly).

The Mr. Limpet remake is still happening, just with a different director.

Then read the details on The Wrap article.

Entertainment only leads to people getting hurt.

Thanks for the clarification.

I really didn't.

Sure, if you don't want to be CLASSY about it.

You didn't really have to clarify that, considering the article quotes the PR director saying as much. I think you just want to brag that you work at Red Robin.

Uh, that sounds awesome.

You can't tell from the photo, but there are seven hostages just outside the frame.

STAND BACK, OR I WILL POSE ANOTHER QUESTION THEN SUGGEST THAT I'M AMBIVALENT TOWARDS ITS RESPONSE.

Again, I'm perfectly calm. You're mistaking my asking you about this for me getting upset about it.

Dude, I don't have "Dawes rage." I don't care if you still want to make that joke every single time there's anything music-related posted to the site. I was just curious as to whether you still derived any actual pleasure from it. If you do, great. Whatever makes you happy.

That's what I'm genuinely asking: Is it really still fun for you? If you're still getting some enjoyment out of it, that's fine. It seems pretty mirthless and rote to me.

Do even *you* still find this funny?

^^^^ local bird pervert.

You have posted a comment.

It's cool, I am also an Internet nobody.