garbage cans and binoculars i assume.

i actually broke down and just sent those assholes an email. i am so sick of how fucking buggy this commenting system is. i make it a few pages down with the stupid no-pagination endless scroll, then something breaks, and i can't comment without logging out, logging back in, and losing my place in the comments. i…

that thigh holster and her boots are doing very bad things to me.

shoulda happened a long time ago, via the governor.

i'd aim for the illuminati tunnels under the denver airport.

there were three big ol' unidentifiable pieces of meat on the grill when the group walked up.

has anders directed any other episodes of the show? agreed with all on the crumminess of this episode. i watched these guys on "getting doug with high" yesterday, and anders was pretty unlikable in real life, imo. he just seemed totally in love with himself, smug. adam and blake seemed like genuinely nice/funny…

i hate that phrase too. it's inexorably tied up to all that saccharine forced viral garbage.

oh my fucking god. especially when every other characters said who their analogue was from the book. just wow.

"great big humongous boner," that is.

i still masturbate in tons of different ways.

it's the avclub implementing a change to the web site. of course it is going to be worse than the status quo.

but what about the part when they lined up the dominoes? (well, knocked them down, same difference)

totally what my grandparents used to call them. we usually went to king's island not cedar point though, way too far away for a day trip from ky.

i'm late to the conversation, but what the hell about self-publishing? i think scott sigler and hugh howey did pretty well. and didn't the avclub write a story just a few weeks ago about some woman making $30,000 a month on bigfoot erotica? if i had any ideas worth a damn, i'd shit out a book on the amazon kindle…

i always thought 2 buck chuck was charles shaw wine? wasn't a big boone's farm drinker back in the day, but i sure as shit got arrested once or twice as a drunk teenager on st. ides special brew back in the 90s though.

worthington's law, duh.

that makes a lot more sense. poor reading comprehension on my part and slightly confusing wording from the reviewer. my bad, sorta. i totally agree with legit being more enjoyable to watch than maron in the category of 'mediocre shows that are kinda like louie" (but that might just be the fact that i find jefferies…

a consistent 12 to 13 mbps down (faster speed the closer you are to the main office or trunk or tube or whatever it's called. i'm about 1 mile away). i was averaging 6 w/ comcast, and sometimes 1 to 3 during the evenings (speculating, but probably caused by a combination of throttling, and the fact that i live in an…

uh really? "Legit, in its first season, became the funnier, better-defined counterpart toLouie." i guess i watched a different season of television last year than the reviewer.