Keith Subway, or the new on-message replacement Subway?

OK, you lot: Britpop mixtape song suggestions go here.
Pulp - F.E.E.L.I.N.G. C.A.L.L.E.D. L.O.V.E. (for epicness)
Shed Seven - Standby (for the excellent sweeping intro chord, and vocal harmonies that Britpop in general could have used more of)
Supergrass - Richard III (for rockingoutability)

As long as you accept that it's not an album of songs per se, "Has Been" has much to commend it. Common People is possibly the weakest track on there, by virtue of its gimmickiness.

Throne of Blood FTW.

"Evangelical Scientists Refute Gravity With New 'Intelligent Falling' Theory":
http://www.theonion.com/art…

Looks like we got ourselves a bilingual bloodfest…

Wrong, @BeingTCB, and frankly, a little insensitive - Digifreak is very selfconscious about his polydactyly.

The intimate times? Outta sight, my friend!

Daughter-in-a-business-bun firing people will live forever.

The terrible class disparity between Ted and the Captain, or between Marshall/Lily and the douches at that party they crashed.
The upper classes never truly understand how hard middle-class professionals have it.

On using science for Evil:
"We swore a solemn oath that we would try to do that less!"

*Buys Jeff Tweedy a pint*
*realises the transactional nature of his attempt to be comforting*
*drinks pint himself*

Perhaps, Jardinier. but at least the BBFC is willing to stand by it's judgements - when the rating screen shows at the start of every movie, David Cooke and Quentin Thomas's names and signatures are right there. And for bonus points, the BBFC does warn that it's Extended Classification Information "may contain plot…

Let the manufacture of "The A.V. Club - A Threat To All That Is Decent And Good" T-shirts commence!

Obligatory "Awesome Thread" callback:
http://www.avclub.com/artic…

But you _are_ a Vulcan, right?

With a couple of English lessons to kill before our GCSEs started, the teacher put on The Silence Of The Lambs for us. She was excellent *wistful sigh*.

Even though they only wrote / produced it? Poor James McTeigue - history has forgotten you. Imagine if the posters for The Raven had said "From the director of V For Vendetta!"

That's cool with me - it's not my favourite, but I'll watch it for you.

And let's not forget Aimee Mann.
Actually, let's.