One cannot truly pass the threshold into adulthood without seeing The Wrath of Khan(*)

Sweet. I might watch it again later tonight as well.

Man, all these good movies to watch. Makes me wish we'd started some kind of Film Club this Summer. Oh well, maybe next year.

Detention (2011)

This song is rad!

Oh shit. I do remember that!!

I feel like I'm practically swimming in horses!

Happy Birthday, Timothy!

There's a place called Cruisers Grill with a few locations around here. I don't eat there too often because the food is so heavy (burgers, etc.), but I love it. They make cheese fries with cheddar and pepper, and then with bacon on it. That's probably my favorite thing to eat. They have a lot of other good stuff too.…

You know, I'm starting to suspect that just because you type "Zzzzzzzzz," it doesn't mean you're actually asleep!

To do a more familiar album:

Common - Resurrection

Cool! I totally agree about those 2 episodes, "Dot" is a good one and a great starting point. "King of the Road" is a below average ep IMO.

My I ask which 2 episodes of Pete and Pete you watched?

I'm gonna try to watch as much of the rest of the US Open as I can. Fortunately, since it's on my time zone schedule, it won't overlap with my work very much.

When I was a tween, ST:TMP was my favorite movie (I still like it quite a bit). We had a field trip to the museum where we stayed the night, and they projected the movie on a big backdrop screen similar to a theater. It was tremendous.

Finally a show about The Pope's fleet of 18 wheeler semi-trailer trucks.

You're correct, he will be in it a lot. It's a pretty chill version of Seth Green though (it's kinda weird how much his public persona has changed now that he's the Family Guy/Robot Chicken dude, instead of the precocious kid that used to guest star on everything). I'll admit I don't think his character on the show…

Are you still in season one of Buffy?

During one of my sleepless nights, I listened to the entire audiobook by Daniel Bryan about his life and wrestling career. He read it himself and he's extremely low-key, self-effacing and pretty clear headed about his experiences, especially for a wrestler. It was like 5+ hours. Not sure if anything got abridged from…