indeed.

That's the best description of the Terror I have read so far. It's a band in for almost 30 years making a really challenging record and I just can't seem to find the time to listen to it, and most of that is due to Wayne Coyne and his aura or whatever.

that chick was nuts. so was the guy who was on bath salts and was fighting shadow people.

Yep.

burn. damn.

Go away, Wayne Coyne.

@juicyburger:disqus that cat coffee is seriously lacking.

I would say the exact opposite. I usually cut it off after Get It Together.

I don't care for it either. HIm and Letterman could be a wonderful comedy team. I think he's a Canadian treasure though.

I do not like Joan Baez.

I think the quoting of "it's better to burn out than fade away" in the suicide note had to be delivered with a great deal of sarcasm.

"I’ve been involved in a number of cults both as a leader and a follower. You have more fun as a follower but you make more money as a leader."

I hate Jim and Pam for the most part. Hate might be a strong word, but I really dislike them. When Dwight goes through the whole thing in a later episode about how all Pam does is give up on things and she isn't good at anything but being a secretary, he's right.

@avclub-152cc7bd380aa7ddee2fb624d87228b1:disqus and also that summer Pepper and that Jean Luc Picard song by the Refreshments.

the name of my made up hack 90's cover band is Tender Blender, so I, good man have not forgotten them.

Jumper is so bad. Also, How's It Gonna Be is pretty fucking awful. The late 90's were not a golden era for the rock music. Sugar Ray. Smash Mouth. Korn. Days of the New. Creed.

it blew my mind when i found out Jenny Lewis was the cute red headed girl on that show. it's too bad its been so forgotten.

it always struck me as a very suicide song.

I'm pretty sure Secretariat was in the top 20. 

in the ESPN poll it ended up being Michael Jordan..I think