Unless he was actively trying to get crucified, it seems very unlikely Louis CK would intentionally steal something from Tig Notaro in the current cultural environment.

Was about to be all "come on guys, it's Striker Pentecost; Stacker would have been too ridiculous!" but then I googled it to make sure. Fuck's sake.

You can tell how much of a ding-dong Gervais has turned into, the way people practically have to apologize for liking one of the greatest sitcom characters of all time.

I'd like to vote to save Patrice O'Neal's bit from the Charlie Sheen roast as well, please. Shit was sublime.

>because she only was doing open mics for a couple years before she got famous

They are literally sitting round a table going "Right, what can we do that's actually terrible but will seem sensible to retards, and / or excite grimy thrills in vindictive monsters?"

Agreed, every band on that list has way better songs than the ones on that list (glad Common People won though)

Sadly, that may be the most sophisticated take-down of Kevin Smith I've read in these comments sections. He seems to exist in a weird space, hipster-wise.

Funniest part of this movie, and this is a really funny movie.

Good, they were brilliant.

>I'll never understand the deep seeded hatred for Green Day!

For fucking real. That didn't even function as a pastiche. It was like someone trying out their new camera by creating a video for a bad Dio imitator's best song.

He's been the creative director of The Old Vic for the past 10 years. This article is terrible.

"The truth is out there!", " Oh OK, what is it?", "Erm, something about bees?"

Big time. It's like George Lucas found out: there isn't a backstory in the world as intriguing as a mystery that's only hinted at.

As brilliant as Hopkins is as Lecter, I always thought the character was very much limited and defined by the situation he's in. Like in Lambs, he works because he's this coiled threat; just raw power waiting to explode out into the world. But as soon as he is out in the world, he kind of becomes just another nutcase…

>Translation: there is just good, right thinking people and baby eating monsters!

There is no pro-homosexual community. There's just the anti-homosexual community and everyone else. And yeah, when people have stupid opinions, I think it's fair when they're grouped together with all the other idiots.

There's no way they'd publicly do that. Which is what's great about the anonymous nature of the internet: you can portray both the motives and opinions you pretend to have, and also your actual motives and opinions.

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