I think you're forgetting a little thing called COHEED AND CAMBRIA1111!!!!

"Learn about the history of punk in this 11-hour, 450-song playlist!"

One may not have noticed, but Dylan actually slipped the entire text of The Fountainhead into his lecture as a sly reference to the lyricism of Neal Peart — arguably his greatest influence.

Perv.

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Think I mentioned this before, but it's interesting that this is the second time in one season someone breaks a vow of silence. I cringed watching Chris lose it in this episode, but it's still an interesting reversal to have the guy who always has all the answers find an answer he doesn't have. I was almost…

I lived with all women for a while and it wasn't bad, except for the way they kept walking around naked and saying things like "Hey, can you come take a look at my vagina for a sec?"

This was also a great episode if you like seeing Trebek flip through the answer sheet.

Nobody says "Everything's under control!" like this guy. R.I.P!

But if it's been in the works since 89, it could be only 17/28ths terrible. The rest might be good!

Lemon curry?

The fourth series of Monty Python, or as I like to call it, "Faulty Towers".

But the car's OK?

Good question!

He called them Danger Weiners, actually.

Everyone knows that children are not known to use copious profanity; what this movie presupposes is, what if they were?

I don't think beers owned by MillerCoors or InBev are inherently worse than the indie guys (give me a habanero sculpin any day), but the annoying thing is that once MillerCoors and InBev get a hold of a beer, that shit is EVERYWHERE, and it chokes out other breweries that might have interesting beers I want to try.

Yours?

I was just thinking on the drive to work this morning about how funny it is that conservatives are fighting the free market so hard to go back to coal. It hurts the economy and the environment, sure, but it's quite kind to the ballot box.

If that's the Khe Sanh with the show!