"Straightedge is great, when you are young, as you get older, try moderation"; Uppercut, Am I clear.
As a former straightedge kid who is now a borderline alcoholic, I highly recommend skipping the straightedge part. It makes you too angry.

My four year old kids love Tangled, I like it quite a bit myself. We're going to see Frozen tomorrow, the kids first time to the movie theater, and my first time since they were born. I am unreasonably excited about this! I'm really glad to hear it's not terrible!

Just read the Child Thief by Brom, it's all the origin story you need.

I like the singer for the Walkmen ever so much more.

I prefer to live in a state where the highest paid state employee is the basketball coach, thank you very much. Oh, and those states where the highest paid state employee is the director of the medical school? Losers.

Can someone recommend what to watch of Pryor's standup? I really liked him when I was a kid from all his movies, but I don't know anything about his standup act.

I would really like to go to bar with this on the jukebox.

If this movie idea sounds even slightly interesting to you, read this book:

50 bucks to smell like Bigfoot's dick?

Isn't this what started the whole Bieber thing? Please stop now.

Catchy!

Only if they play Antarctica.

I had to delete Dead Skin Mask, being a dad I just couldn't handle it.

Lars might be an asshole, but those first few albums are great. I listen to Ride the Lightning, Master, and the Garage Days ep all the time. I like to pretend that it was Lars, not Cliff who died in that bus crash, and that Cliff keep them going in a good direction.

I can't wait for the branded microwave that's shaped like his head. Cold stuff goes in his mouth, prison lasagna comes out.

I wouldn't be surprised if there's references to the previous two books in this one, I'm pretty sure Drood made some reference to the Arctic expedition in The Terror. I couldn't even finish Drood though, I just didn't like it. I hope he's almost done with his historical fiction bend, I would like some more sci-fi.

Yeah, this does not even slightly resemble the mud covered band from Woodstock.

For years I thought this was a Beatles song, not a solo McCartney. No wonder I could never remember which Beatles album it was on. It would fit right in on Sgt Peppers.

As I sit at my boring desk job, the cult life doesn't look so bad.

He should have blasted Earth Crisis in his car instead of Hatebreed, he would have had a better day.