The SOA Organization, or SOA Org, is a paramilitary wing of the Sons of Anarchy, comprising the gang's most dedicated members. It has also been described as a private naval force,and has operated several vessels in its past. As of 2009, it consisted of approximately 6,000 members, according to official SAMCRO…

I LOVED The Babadook! Movies that genuinely scare me are so few and far between.

I think they're smuggling a laptop in to Juice a few pieces at a time. He'll use those 1337 hacker skillz to take down Marks and Lin, winning back the respect of the club before heading to the farm to live as Nero's puppy.

Not much, really. It's an apt comparison.

Conversely, I'd take Gordon at 60% Officer Ben Sherman from Southland and Bullock 100% John Cooper and be just as happy.

I got it today! I haven't had time to watch it yet, but I'm really looking forward to it.

Almost the same! The Descent while in bed in a crappy studio apartment watching on a crappier CRT monitor. I And while I still love the movie, you're right- it's never been scary like the first time.

What's so civil about do-wa, anyway?

Unser was married? Wow. It's been so long I'd forgotten Cancerous Weed Hobo wasn't always his niche on the show.

Murder is murder, but I'll be goddamned if someone thinks they can just take a shit all over parliamentary procedure.

If they phase this into another show about cyborg half-man, half-Harley hybrids roaming the streets causing mayhem I'm on board for at least another two seasons.

Charles Nelson Reilly?

Wilco, Built to Spill…

That line was ad-libbed, too! If I remember correctly.

A friend of mine once borrowed all of my Sedaris books and didn't return most of them. I didn't really care since I like to pass around books. Three years later (I hadn't kept in touch; we weren't that close) she randomly showed up at my work with an autographed copy of Me Talk Pretty One Day. Thanks again, Sara!

Victoria Jackson's drunk and angry on your back porch. Just waiting.

He was a pretty big part of Remender's Uncanny X-Force.

When I was young there were Buenos and I remember it as being good. They kind of disappeared for a while, then came back a few years ago and it's Bell or below. I don't know is this is because Cabana came out in the between years and I had something decent to throw into the comparison, or Bueno truly used to be good…

I happened to listen to an audiobook he read (Stephen King's Joyland) a couple of months ago and he actually improved the writing. Guy's really good.

Don't forget JK Simmons!