And, Christianity is the way to fix all these problems. Well put Randy's Donuts.

Yeah, but he's German.

I like the use of "terminable", as in "ending at a certain time".

I've never read a review like that. I haven't seen Girl 6 but all of his movies I've seen, if they weren't perfect, at least they were fodder for thought. I'm still not sure what to make of Bamboozled.

Nothing unusual about a functioning stoner, it's like a functioning alcoholic.

Crispin Glover from the River's Edge. A notable dealer character, and like many of the not-lovable losers I grew up with.

Joshua Tree was my spot. That is a great place to fry. Hanging out with friends, looking at rock formations that already look weird. The bright blue sky, Marines from 29 Palms to laugh at, good friends to laugh at and with, the countryside diner afterwards where people clowned you because they knew you were just…

And the guy dying of a disease he got from cat dung. Yeah, it really glamorized the life.

Chief in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest said it best: It's the truth, even if it didn't happen.

Not true about running, distance running at least. There is a lot of jockeying for position, pushing and shoving, as much as they can get away with. Intentional spiking on occasion. Remember Mary Decker getting mad at Zola Budd? That stuff happens all the time in men's running, anywhere from 800m to 5000m or so.

I love band names from that time. My cousin wanted to start a band around that time called Medulla Oblongata. Of course, the hip people would just call it Medulla.

Two reasons I hated Avatar: Pandora and Unobtanium. When I heard the name of the planet at the theater, I almost ripped off my 3D glasses. It's as subtle as Ed Wood calling one of his characters Dr. Acula.

You are not whistling Dixie mister.
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It's already what I called Billy Bob's band.

I always heard this as "hold my beer and watch this!"

(pen in hand) My life's work complete! I can finally bring integration to major league baseball! This is a great turning point in American History! (crunch)

In the pantheon of Most Punchable Faces, he's got to be #1.

The first book I read about comedians was The Last Laugh. I must have been about 14 when I read it so around 1976 or so. It had Cheech and Chong, Richard Lewis, Jack Roy/Rodney Dangerfield, so that places it around that time. Guess what? Comedians are needy. Lenny Bruce wrote How to Talk Dirty and Influence People in…

Weirdly enough, one of my favorite songs on that Rykodisc is "Hoover Factory", a song about a vacuum cleaner building in greater London. He gave his all, even to this somewhat-throwaway song. It's one of my favorites, because it always makes me realize, no matter what you're doing, give it your all, because some…

Secondary Modern. That little vocal rise he does when he says "from blue to blue". That song puts me in a certain mood, no matter what mood I was in before. This album really is almost perfect.