"We employ plenty of swirly visuals because watching four guys on laptops is unbearably tedious in concert!"

It's one of those crownless ones, so you lose once again, Rev.

If I wanna watch . . .
a weird lady raise a bunch of kids, I just go into the adjacent trailer park and take my pick.
*tips hat*

Sherilyn Fenn in Twin Peaks
Did you see her do that cherry stem bit? Did you? Unfuckingbelievable.
Also ravishing as Curley's Wife in the Lt. Dan/Malvovich "Of Mice and Men".

Das ist gud? Das ist bessen?

If you want to destroy my interest
Hold this mediocre music while I walk away.

The Gibson Les Paul
Greatest rock guitar ever. Discuss with reason.

Boxer: since the article mentioned Cannibal Corpse, shouldn't we wish Firstie a blunt force castration too? I'd stop short of "something extreme with a knife" though.

Hey, that was my two hundredth comment. *nails the pinata a good one*

OtP: I am not familiar with this "Zoo". *goes back to chopping firewood*

You know . . .
Romance is kind of supernatural in general, babies.
*sips Irish coffee, watches horses in pasture*

Oh, Reg. Now you have me freaked the hell out. *shudder*

I agree wholeheartedly. The aesthetic is by far the most interesting aspect of this genre. I was a little surprised that this article was about books - not even graphic novels, where one would expect the genre to excel.

As a high school teacher, let me just say that there are a lot of extreme dicks out there (or mortifying, wretched princesses) in teenland, but there's also a solid core of good natured, smart and nifty kids.
But goddamn their fucking cellphones.

Hog fight for Marge, blondie-havoc?

Pinched a policeman's helmet, did you?

Really? You can't see a similar thread of outrageous, "transgressive" behaviour where unsuspecting people get the piss taken out of them? Perhaps you're not familiar with Green's early work. If not, good for you!
And Flashman - Andy Dick? That's a different kind of fish altogether. Nice beard, by the way.

Sacha Baron Cohen's schtick
And the entire Tom-Green-shenanigans genre of satire/whatever needs to die a pleasant death in bed at home with love ones gathered.

I moved from Mackenzie, B.C. and moved to Hazelton, B.C. after that. Yeah, J.P. Patches had some sweet cartoons and old serials.

I don't know whether to love you or hate you.