You were 4 in 1992? The underwear I have on is older than you… although in your defense, I stopped buying new sets of briefs some time in the late 1970s.

It's the details… open until midnight… seven locations.

It's the details… open until midnight… seven locations.

@avclub-6c6094f256f51e83fe02bce6091163e7:disqus My wife likes to tell me stories about her dating life in college — we met many years after we both graduated, and I get off on sexy stories about her sordid past… where was I going with this? Oh yeah, so she was in her first year or two at school, and this guy she liked…

@avclub-6c6094f256f51e83fe02bce6091163e7:disqus My wife likes to tell me stories about her dating life in college — we met many years after we both graduated, and I get off on sexy stories about her sordid past… where was I going with this? Oh yeah, so she was in her first year or two at school, and this guy she liked…

I have a soft spot for the big-headed Phil on the cover of No Jacket Required because that was my first real rock concert. I saw him in Houston at the Summit (a 20k-seat venue that's now a mega-mega church), and they were selling black shirts with his picture from the album cover on it. Because of some shitty…

I have a soft spot for the big-headed Phil on the cover of No Jacket Required because that was my first real rock concert. I saw him in Houston at the Summit (a 20k-seat venue that's now a mega-mega church), and they were selling black shirts with his picture from the album cover on it. Because of some shitty…

I've recommended the Baroque Cycle to many people, with the caveat that it's poorly written, goes off on maddeningly pointless tangents and could easily be 1/3 the size without losing any key characters, developments or color.

I've recommended the Baroque Cycle to many people, with the caveat that it's poorly written, goes off on maddeningly pointless tangents and could easily be 1/3 the size without losing any key characters, developments or color.

Given that Nathan is kind of reviewing Camp's life, not his non-measurable contributions to the art world, this kind of reminds me of Kentucky Fried Movie where the reviewers decided, in addition to reviewing movies, they're going to review individual people's lives.

Given that Nathan is kind of reviewing Camp's life, not his non-measurable contributions to the art world, this kind of reminds me of Kentucky Fried Movie where the reviewers decided, in addition to reviewing movies, they're going to review individual people's lives.

Yes, and he still dances.
I found it amusing that he was going as minstrelly as he could with his dance routine.

Yes, and he still dances.
I found it amusing that he was going as minstrelly as he could with his dance routine.

Agree with pretty much everything you said @avclub-c156902f5b20b572848be18c11634dfb:disqus . Phil's Stand by Me was plain bad. His Billy Joel song was bland but at least more interesting than Jessica's Whitney impression. But his final song was the first thing I enjoyed for the whole evening. Sure, it sounds like a…

Agree with pretty much everything you said @avclub-c156902f5b20b572848be18c11634dfb:disqus . Phil's Stand by Me was plain bad. His Billy Joel song was bland but at least more interesting than Jessica's Whitney impression. But his final song was the first thing I enjoyed for the whole evening. Sure, it sounds like a…

My wife and I had planned to do that nearly nine years ago. But our daughter was impatient and decided to arrive early.

We're a melting pot. Eating Shwarma is as 'Merican as eating burritos and egg rolls.

Well @avclub-6beb5f589a9fd04c21fcd50db3d9c80c:disqus , as an even older, more wizened non-broad, I guess this points out that we all bring our own experiences into art. You read a resigned call for comfort, I see a pathetic plea for a pity lay.

I'm amused with the idea of tween girls falling for Phillip because of "We've got tonight." That song is right up there with the Police's "Every step you take," for a song that sound romantic but really isn't.

Christina's decision to dial back, the men's decision not to force Colton to play his idol, the men letting Kim pick them off one at a time… all of those massive mistakes came from the same place — fear.