Okay, so maybe it was me that was exaggerating. I have 190 tweets, 137 people that I'm following, and 60 followers. So it's not THAT bad I guess.

Hey, I'm Sorry, but you can't just go around acting like you have a Monopoly in that regard.

I DON'T KNOW WHAT WE'RE YELLING ABOUT!

Was that Megan Mullally as Gail? Sure sounded like it.

You're not supposed to call them that anymore.

I think the only cut-and-dry solution here is regular coverage for every single show on television.

Damn, The Ricky Gervais Show doesn't even get a mention in the "What else is on" section?

Taint Your Wagon

It was Bunk's line during that particular speech, but I believe Omar uttered something to that effect at one point or another also.

I can't say that I've ever once heard it misused on TV or in movies. Always to refer to a group of people.

I live in Asheville and was surprised to learn this. We're usually pretty vocal about our handful of claims to fame.

I wanted a lot of things but only came away with McLusky. Still, that album is fucking awesome and it was also a birthday present for my dad.

Terror Twilight is my favorite Pavement record. Also 13 and Think Tank are classics. It sounds to me like you probably just don't care for much music released after 1997.

He posted a follow up article last year either shortly before or right after the breakup announcement.

Would the first time you saw them have been at Red Rocks with Wilco opening, perhaps? Because I saw them for the first (and only) time at that show and it was amazing.

Holy shit, I forgot that Corky and the Juice Pigs was a thing. I didn't have much appreciation for this when I was younger, but you're right. They did pretty much have their number.

I always get him confused with Greg Kot, who I quite like. Greg shouldn't keep friends that are douchebags of the caliber of Jim DeRogatis, is what I'm saying.

There are currently no less than 3 used copies of Monster at my neighborhood record store. No shit.

It's hard to respect someone's opinion when they are being smarmy about it (even if you agree), but I'll be goddamned if I don't agree with that smarmy bastard about 99% of the time.

I agree with this whole-heartedly, but it doesn't bother me in the least. The opposite criticism is levied at many primarily male written sitcoms, and it's also a justifiable criticism. It's hard for men to write believable or deep female characters and vice versa because we just can't have the others perspective.