Screwing up the Declaration of Independence?
Well, hell, I know I can't recite the whole thing. The Pledge of Allegiance, on the other hand…

I also feel bad about watching it, but sometimes I need to feel better about my life decisions. I think that makes me worse.

Dove, I made a similar comment above. Nothing really happened, this just felt like a very tense "moving the pieces" episode. Kind of wish there was a moment of shit getting real.

Dead, it's not that this guy isn't important. It's that Rabin has a list of what's coming up, and then he completely disregards the list. Loretta Lynn and Buck Owens have been in those spots for more than a month now. And yeah, Roy Acuff is important, but are you telling me that Rick Moranis and Robbie Faulks have…

Loretta Lynn!
Damn it, I'm getting testy! Loretta keeps hovering around two or three but never moves beyond that. It's like Rabin has the same relationship with Loretta that I do with It Happened One Night on my netflix queue.

@uni - I do believe it's ca-VEE-zel, but henceforth I will only refer to him as Catweasel. that's just too fun.

What did the Dead Head say when he ran out of pot?

I particularly enjoy the Art of Pizza. Also, someone help me out as it's been awhile since I've been there (not in Chicago, frequent visitor), but there's this place that sells gouda mac and cheese and Guiness floats…ah, hell, what's it called…

I like VS's stuff. I've never had a problem with the quality, and every salesperson I've talked to has always been knowledgeable (not shilling, I promise). But their shit is expensive - I only go during sales or when everything else I have is almost in tatters. But Halloween costumes? I would like to see them defy…

Okay, so when I was six or so at the family reunion my crazy cousin Meredith told me about Bloody Mary and something about how the glass will pop out at you, cut you, and you will die. Well, I had a mirror in my closet at home, and I had to turn away from it and sleep on the far side of the bed from it. to this day…

Any of the Dharma booze, preferably the merlot but I can deal with the rum. Also, the tapestry that Jacob was working on.

I unabashedly love the Prophecy. Viggo Mortensen - the speech about him being under child Elias' bed. Creepy as fuck.

Sheltie, I think Sinatra offered to break Woody's legs for Mia Farrow after the whole Sun-Yee thing.

I compartmentalize as well. I figure if I stopped appreciating the work of everyone who is an asshole, I wouldn't have much to enjoy.

Pixar and Miyasaki
So my brother read this article about how the cute movement is destroying American culture by leading Americans to self-infantalize, and has thus turned against Pixar (particularly Up and Wall-e) and Miyasaki, even though he hasn't seen Miyasaki. He won't even give them a chance. I keep telling…

Have you tried getting her into Deadwood? My boyfriend hates westerns, but he loves Deadwood.

My mom liked Brisco County Jr. when it was on.

The thing with the Eagles is, yeah, they have good songs, but their good songs have been covered by vastly superior musicians, so there's still no excuse.

1995? She won't see Pulp Fiction, or Reservoir Dogs, or

My parents hated in Bruges as well. I've long sinced given up having these discussions on things we disagree on - they dismiss my tastes as weird, as in, "Oh, is that one of those weird movies you like?" What's strange to me is that my dad was raised on violence and raised me on violence as well - hell, he showed me…