It was probably their worst, but I enjoyed it anyway.  I was one of those 'buy the multiple formats to get all the B-sides' fans.

After hearing everyone rag on the Bowie cover, when the vinyl finally turned up, I thought the cover was actually quite striking when blown up to 12 inches square.  Never underestimate the power of negative space.

Guess I was the only one who bought that Suede album back in 2002.

I overheard some teens talking on the bus the other day, and, in their roundabout knuckleheaded way, came to the conclusion that society is now so politically-correct that the only way to rebel is be as politically-incorrect as possible.  One of them actually said it was 'cool' to act racist, obviously meaning its…

I *despise* Lemongrab and Tree Trunks, and it shits me no end we've had three Lemongrab episodes this season alone, when Lumpy Space Princess, who actually makes me laugh, hasn't been seen since S4e11, except for a tiny cameo in the Fiona / Cake episode.

See my post earlier.  Ken Doll Crotch.

I watched all of last season and don't even remember him being on the show, which says a lot.

The internet doesn't require a subscription and isn't shy about full frontal.  What's the attraction in vapid pretty people being coy about nudity when you can just log online and see vapid pretty people actually having sex?

I think you'd be disappointed.  The queens in the watching party at my local constantly harp on about Alcide's complete lack of any discernable bulge whatsoever to the extentthat it's a drinking game.

"Actor?"  Oh come on now!

And the wig can suck it's own dick?

Yeah that's where i snoozed through half of it.

Nah, that would be #27 - The Horror Of High Ridge.  It fucked my 11-year-old shit up.  It actually had a coherent plot, and rather than cop-out aliens or giant cats or werewolves appearing for no reason, each of your deaths fills in a little more of the story so the more you failed, the more you can piece together…

Is This It:  Highest Position #32 Billboard.  Platinum.

I have to agree:  DW are a woefully-average band and I'm honestly surprised they still exist.   My rule as a teenager:  I would only allow one dud 'filler' song on any album I bought to consider buying the band's *next* album.  No matter how good the band, there's always one.  And that was back in the eighties, when…

I found it more jarring that there'd been no jokes up until that moment, then the show seemed to think Chris playing with model cars was a joke.  I deleted it. Life's too fucking short.

I watched the first one, and was waiting for the fun to start.  The main character is just your usual 'always right / rebel / arsehole' thing you see in show after show because The Suits showrunners are pitching to think it's them, which makes for tedious fucking viewing having to spent an hour with A Douchebag each…

I can see how that was a hit.  Read some online dating profiles or listen to women talk about themselves and besides the requisite self-description of being 'awesome!', you get The Dreaded List:  I'm one part A and one part B with a bit of C and D thrown in.  I have no idea why women do this when A B C and D are…

I remember a strip where Veronica was trying online dating a good 12+ years ago.  I was thinking, "shit, they're in the 21st century?"

When the Archie Gang first debuted, (those weird comics where Betty and Veronica wear gloves and pearls everywhere), comics had a mass audience.  I'd say by the 70's, the market had shrunk to the pre-teen / pre-high school set.  The Betty and Veronica comis especially seem to target tweens now, but I'd say they're…