I am constantly telling people this re: that movie, and most people have never even heard of it. It's a shame. One of the best used DVD purchases I ever made, circa 10+ years ago.

He was so good on Person of Interest.

There's a decent argument to be made that NIN were never better than they were with Charlie Clouser and Danny Lohner in the band and contributing to the records. Whether that should be attributed to Trent Reznor or to them is, of course, an open question.

This is what eventually got a lot of people I know pissed at Jon Stewart. He very much encouraged that belief.

Yeah, this is one I'm getting sick of. Hillary is not Bill. They support each other, as couples generally do, but you really don't have to do that much reading between the lines to see the differences. Unless you don't want to see them.

There are ways to do it that aren't obtrusive. At smaller shows and shows with below-capacity crowds, it's fairly easy to get enough space to have a clear shot of the stage while not really blocking anyone. Some venues also have weird little elevated spots or other places that aren't popular to stand.

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Judgment Night! Not all of it works, but man what an interesting album.

Jammyland, and then later Hospital Productions in the basement. Sigh.

You cannot possibly be old enough to remember the period 2000-2004 with any clarity. There's just no way you could say things like this if you were. This is the EXACT argument people made about Gore and Bush, and there is literally no way to make a serious argument that it didn't matter which one we elected.

Fear and Loathing On the Campaign Trail '72 should be required reading for every left-leaning American.

Yeah, most revolutions end badly. You don't even have to know that much about world history to realize that.

Oh it's worse than that. There are some who would have voted Buchanan over Bush or Gore.

Because he had lupus.

Office broke up in 2008, my band started in 2008. Good band though.

Both are childish attempts to get a rise out of a candidate and/or their supporters by mocking their name. You can split hairs if you like. I'm militantly anti-Trump, I just think the whole Drumpf thing at best accomplishes nothing and at worst feeds the alienation driving so many Trump supporters.

That strikes me as simplistic. There's a reason campaigns spend a lot of money trying to make sure their supporters show up on election day.

Another depressing case in point that just popped up in my Twitter feed: http://www.motherjones.com/…

I mean, I guess I might follow the political nerd political media more than a lot of people around here do, but some of these takedowns are coming from people who matter. Hank Paulson, a former Fortune 500 CEO and Bush Treasury Secretary, recently came out and said he remains a conservative Republican but he's voting…

To be fair, "Drumpf" is basically the same thing…