You've never seen a John Ford movie? Sorry to hear that.

Ulysses is also mostly easy to comprehend. I would say that it's easier to comprehend than Shakespeare. I suppose you'd prefer that the world's greatest writers talk down to their audiences? Beause James Joyce didn't. He believed that Ulysses was a book that could be well comprehended by the common reader. Maybe…

Ulysses is also mostly easy to comprehend. I would say that it's easier to comprehend than Shakespeare. I suppose you'd prefer that the world's greatest writers talk down to their audiences? Beause James Joyce didn't. He believed that Ulysses was a book that could be well comprehended by the common reader. Maybe…

You may want to watch it again, then. There's a lot of priceless satire in in that film.

You may want to watch it again, then. There's a lot of priceless satire in in that film.

Nice job there. To echo myself, you must watch films for the wrong reasons.

Nice job there. To echo myself, you must watch films for the wrong reasons.

@Lupin Addams No, it shows how fucking lazy you are.

@Lupin Addams No, it shows how fucking lazy you are.

Fair enough. I agreed with Scott Tobias, but your feelings about the film probably mirror my wife's. She loves "Napoleon Dynamite."

Fair enough. I agreed with Scott Tobias, but your feelings about the film probably mirror my wife's. She loves "Napoleon Dynamite."

No, it isn't.

No, it isn't.

The lack of an apostrophe is the source of a HUGE pun in the title. As in, multiple Finnegans "wake" throughout the course of the book. The lack of an apostrophe is not some amateurish printer's mistake, it is entirely deliberate and embedded with shitloads of meaning. Just because you have less understanding of…

The lack of an apostrophe is the source of a HUGE pun in the title. As in, multiple Finnegans "wake" throughout the course of the book. The lack of an apostrophe is not some amateurish printer's mistake, it is entirely deliberate and embedded with shitloads of meaning. Just because you have less understanding of…

Do people still listen to them?

Do people still listen to them?

I would say that season 6 is the last truly great season, helmed as it was by David Mirkin. Season 7 has a few episodes show-run by Mirkin, but then you have a season that's pretty good overall but with some real duds, and Bill Oakley and Josh Weinstein are a couple of douchey turds, as you must know from their…

It can be very annoying when people laugh at things that aren't funny, as if they are trying to prove that they get something that others don't. I hate pricks like that.

It can be very annoying when people laugh at things that aren't funny, as if they are trying to prove that they get something that others don't. I hate pricks like that.