You're the last in line.

I'm on the lamb, but I ain't no sheep.

Dream Theater used to be pretty sweet. Images & Words, Awake, and Metropolis 2 have some awesome heavy songs on them. Train of Thought is also a very solid, heavy album. But they got waaaay too into the Disney operatic ballad shit, which James LaBrie for no good reason gets hard for.

Hey everybody, what do you think about Lars?

Oh come on, One better than Fade to Black? More influential, definitely. Better? I mean fuck. One is awesome. But a lifetime of never getting bored of Fade to Black is… more awesome.

\m/

Bree Olson probably has more experience than anyone else involved in the production with that, uh… special taste in yr mouth.

Fuck all these gun toting hip gangster wanabees

But I wanted things to stay the saaaaame!

I LOVED this book.

Don't you guys remember Markham's speech to Hale early in the season, about dealing with your criminal partners and underlings who fuck you over?

Is "iconoclasty" your way of being an iconoclast against the established term, nomenclature, and parlance of our times "iconoclasm"?

Warwick Davis literally had an entire Ricky Gervais series conceived about him. And it was actually pretty damn hilarious. And the guy was in Star Wars AND Willow so basically he's the best damn dwarf around.

I wanna welcome you to Scatman's world!

We are the priests! Of the temples! Of Syrinx!

Frank Zappa, Hot Rats.

Add mine to the voices FOR this movie. Sequels and studios be damned!

Add mine to the voices FOR this movie. Sequels and studios be damned!

Don't know if anyone's said this, and I'm not defending the staleness of the cat bite gag, but I interpreted that running bit as demonstrating (in addition to Chang's helplessness and incompetence) the gang's utter selfishness in addressing someone else's problem, whereas Britta's dad immediately jumps in to provide…

A.A. Dowd, you and I know what's up. So glad someone gave that answer.