Maybe this one will work:

And conveniently forget that one side shot first when saying the other side was the belligerent party.

More evidence of Nick's hilarious enthusiasm. His high pitched shout of "It's Floyd!" is great.

Safe And Sound really surprised me. Good song. Tender/kinda haunting is pretty much dead on.

Goddammit Bryter Layter Nick Drake. Do you like anything?

This interview made me question the meaning of the word taco. Fuck yeah tacos.

I'm from the same area the FNL movie was set in, and that whole area is exploding right now with oilfield work. Even towns and cities that are on the upswing (and show no signs of slowing down) cling to high school football like it's the main measuring stick. The money pushes it even further, as some of the private…

That function of pep rallies alone justifies their existence. We always enjoyed dropping in with MST3K-style commentary which probably wasn't that funny, which meant everyone else likely hated us, but whatever. We had fun.

Hurricane would actually be on my shortlist of walkup/warmup songs. Think how fitting it was when Mitch, Pink, and Wooderson walked into the Emporium in Dazed and Confused.

Our chief weapon is harmony vocals… harmony vocals and guitar solos. Guitar solos and harmony vocals. Our two weapons are harmony vocals and guitar solos… and blandly accessible songwriting. Our three weapons are harmony vocals, guitar solos, and blandly accessible songwriting… and an initial pretense of being Gram…

It ended up being a genuinely touching, nice bit. And then he turned on a dime showing the box was real. So glad that show got another season.

How does that atomic bomb feel?

Hai Sean. You look a baby face.

And it's been the funniest goddamn show I've seen this year.

"I drank a lot of booze, ma. Vodka, beer… Happy Mother's Day."

You know what? I don't have FIVE FUCKING MINUTES.

He can literally say just about anything and make it funny.

When not a minute earlier I was asking you to lend me psychological insights.

According to Sestero in the How Did This Get Made? podcast, Tommy was confused by the difference between 35mm and digital so he just filmed everything with both cameras rolling.

IT DOESN'T MATTER, I DON'T HAVE THEM ANYMORE!