we passed peak band name the moment the Winona Ryders formed.

people who see the world in absolutes are stupid. except when they're smart or average.

even Rob Schneider can't believe he's subjecting us to Rob Schneider again.

nobody cares that nobody cares about the new Black Flag frontman that nobody cares about!

so you've watched one episode twice, and the other three times?

to
me Lucky Louie represents a more divergent path. it's like he was doing
this stuff with his shorts, and then he get's a TV deal and decided to
do something completely different, a modern riff on The Honeymooners.
that doesn't work, so he goes back to the drawing board, and says "hey, I
liked doing those short…

holy shit, I just realized: this is what the republicans have been trying to do all along!

this is the great thing about America: no matter how stupid, pointless and self-destructive something is, if you tell us we can't do it, then that's all we want to do! all it takes is one mayor banning large sodas, and now everybodies making a competitive sport out of chugging 2-liter bottles. this is a phenomenon…

and you are right to boo. but I had to make that joke, because sometimes the low hanging fruit is the sweetest.

really? he strike you more as a country boy or something?

"I saw it in a theater, a matinee with about 300 Mexican Americans (my gf was Mexican American and I went with her and her family)"

I was one who saw it in the theater (on my birthday, if I remember correctly), and it was good. but my most memorable viewing was at what I used to call The 24 Hour Video Diner in San Francisco, a video store/diner that showed movies on big projection screens while you ate. some movies were better suited to that than…

as a longtime fan of Louie's short films, it was instantly apparent to me from the very first episode that Louie is an extension and a refinement of that. what's interesting about most of those shorts, and this feature length film as well is not so much that they themselves are good (some of the shorts are, in fact,…

"you forgot to pack your flannel, didn't you? goddamnit, we're not turning this van around just so you can go back and get your flannel. no, you should have thought about that before we left! I don't care if it's in the washer and it's gonna be rotted out by the time we get back! that's your mistake, not ours! look,…

why?

I love her haphazardly stuffing the bubble-wrap envelope with her clutter papers and receipts, and then missing the mailbox entirely, a putting it in the trash.

oh sure, volume A through G seems like a great price, but they really stick it to ya on the subsequent volumes!

this also falls well short of hilarious.

is he gay? has that even come up? I don't recall anyone saying he's gay.

I remember those giant jawbreakers. I didn't like em myself, but I had friends that did. they've keep em wrapped in tinfoil between licks, usually stuffed in a dresser drawer or under their bed. all the while marinating in the saliva that's been left behind.