I think I'd rather punch Apl.de.ap just because of the stupid fucking name.

"Old Time Rock and Roll" should of been titled "Get off my Lawn"

Men At Work had some good songs that would of been hits no matter where they were from.

well according to the Simpsons it's cheaper than blank tape. I'd be willing to bet you could find it for a penny off of Amazon.

I'm excited about College Football.

The Autobahn album is just gonna be exactly like Kraftwerk.

I don't really get all the Kathy Bates hate around here.

yeah this episode was a huge improvement over last week's.

Where's the Bad News Breakers when you need them?

I made it all the way through Any Old Iron and I found it to be a real slog. I loved Clockwork Orange though.

i have to admit I never heard that "Tik Tok" song before, in fact the only one on this one I had heard before was that Lady Antebellum song… and that was only because I saw someone do it at karaoke.

any genre of music with the word -core in it is going to suck.

Postmodern Motherfucker, you just perfectly summed up my indifference towards LCD Soundsystem.

ZMF is right, but Rockford Files ain't that bad. It's actually one of the more watchable shows from that era of television… which says a lot about the shittiness of the other shows (Three's Company, anyone?)

I agree with what Duckluck and Word are saying. I think it is good to stay current, but it's ridiculous to try to pass off some bland pop bullshit as being good just to try to stay contemporary.

"When I get to Heaven… With Jimi on Guitar…
I sing a special song… wish upon my Superstar!"

we did the Pinewood racers in Indian Guides… which is the Pre-Teen Braves to your Cavalry Kids.

The Simpsons: Possibly even more important than Hagar the Horrible.

start a new account with "The Artist Formerly Known as Pope Corky" or something to that effect?

i always thought she was the same blond girl that AJ was seeing in Season 6… but it turns out that's a different chick. They do look pretty similar though. I guess the cover-girl blond was AJ's type, in stark contrast to his father's preference.