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What a weirdly sad kind of thing to speculate about!  And the results prove it.

A tepid bath is best for that obviously sensitive skin of yours.  Non-Dom X - tap water sold as something special!

Saw Forrest gump what?

You don't mention which is your favorite.  "Cops & Robbers" maybe?

You've, in a truly TZ manner, confused Crowley (quite the bon vivant in his youth) with Richard Nixon, perhaps the definition of what a lonely and sad human being could be.

Moby Dick

Sounds like the title of an early Coen Bros. movie to me.

As several comments have pointed out, there is definitely a "clockwork universe" in BB, but it is built into Walt's character, not the show's universe.

Indeed!  He was a shitty baseball player, while Willie Mays was just as poor a playwright, and you just as mediocre a troll.

Not nearly as good as the book.

"I want… to fight… the lion!"

As thousands will also be saying: penguins do NOT come from the arctic!

I have trouble with how people define the word "era" itself.  It's a "As Mason said to Dixon" thing, done in hindsight, and always with a particular (and often rather unpleasant) agenda.

Asian people AND Raisinets.

The Hagakure reads like some big-name general's cook's version of what military honor should be. Boring and uninformative even as a historical document.

By the 10,000th maniac, the original plot had lost literally all of its punch.

Rather a lame attempt as humor, for the usually clever crew at AVC.  "Hey, there's a bunch o' fish in this tiny barrel!  Lemme shot 'er up!!!"

I'd love to hear just who you DO "take seriously."  It'd surely offer up quite the chuckle, perhaps even outright howling.

C'mon!  It wasn't really very big.

By all reputable accounts, Heller DID "smell like poo" but how does that impact on his writing?