Snap.

Gravy, that's my 2nd favorite.

Oops, sorry for the unfinished sentence there—point still makes sense, I think.

Oh, for ODB's sake, y'all. I regret not having made my long-ago post clearer, as I should've known it'd be misconstrued. Obviously no one thinks that not being a hiphop fan is racist. I never said that, no one did. I was referring to a situation in which I was talking with several people who knew NOTHING about…

Bippity, I've had conversations with people, mostly a generation or more older than I am (28), in which they were dismissive of rap that, without making any specific comments about rappers (because they can't) were tantamount to racism. This SUPER old German professor in my dept. taught a course on violence and she…

Ryan, I so wish I could tell you off right now. I hate the sound of Diamond's voice so much I'm clenching my jaw as I type this—but…after a lifetime of closeted pain and internal conflict I'm gonna come out and say something to you people.

Why do Laurel & Hardy always get left out of these arguments? That was some funny shit.

Jesus…never gonna hear that one the same way again.

FIGHT! Hey everybody, they're gonna fight! About Dune!

I was DEAD SET AGAINST "Stuck On You" because I was sure it'd be a barrage of gross conjoined-twin jokes, but a friend insisted I watch it and it was adorable and hilarious (come on, Kinnear wants to be an actor but Damon has stage fright? that's all the awesome I need) and surprisingly clever.

She liked Firefly so I'm sure she'll make the leap to Serenity. Me, I'm not a Whedonite, but I salute her interest in pop culture of any kind.

Plus that Motown-killing argument makes no damn sense.

Also, C & H is not just for boys. I get why she said that (I really do), but I read those books over and over as a kid/teenager. But then, I had an older brother from whom to steal MAD, Far Side, C & H, etc. and to get me giggling over MST3K and other such cows being trotted out today, and this helped form my…

I'm the girl version of that.

Sergei—that song KILLS me—love it.

That's why you're here with us, mbs—you can't scare us with your Quick Change.

WHAT??? indeed. But at least you guys have Tommy Boy—holy shit I love that movie, and it makes my dad laugh until he cries which is a beautiful thing.

I wonder if she'd get into Unforgiven…I kinda don't see it. I tend to have more luck with her when it comes to sci-fi sorta stuff. I love myself some Unforgiven though.

I have definite affection for TSAM, for all the reasons you guys mention. The overall feel and story and most of the performances are funny and really work—but then, there are just so many, um, comic exploits in that movie that I just wind up sitting through (all the dog stuff, the crispy neighbor stuff, the prom…

And Connie Britton-ly.