you mean a typical jay baruchel performance then.

is it too late for caption contest?

rapace is not a bad actress, but she has no personality onscreen. casting someone like that as a tight-lipped toughie is a mistake.

i'm pretty sure that nothing else on the 'net today is gonna make me laugh as hard as i laughed at that.

there's some validity to the notion that if dowd didn't like kick-ass, he probably shouldn't be reviewing the sequel.

what do guns n roses have to do with this?

those first 5 studio LP's are excellent. for me, they had a weird quality drop-off after that and i found everything else nearly unlistenable.

she's been off my radar for a while now, though i love that run of albums she did from "martinis and bikinis" through "a boot and a shoe".

nah, he got up bright and early and poured himself a big ol' bowl of HUFFY FLAKES! (now with 100% RDA of crazy right-wing indignation!)

i hope you're not related to mission of burma bassist clint conley. 'cause that guy is cool and you're…

yeah, it's a win until you actually have to watch the fuckin' thing.

i'm completely on board with elysium's ideological slant, but jesus fucking christ! it was lousy.

it makes a lot of sense that a woman who strips for a living (or works as a hooker even) would say that she finds it "empowering". and while it may actually be empowering for her, i tend to see that kind of thinking as falling right in line with the sad shit people do all the time in that regard: rationalizing…

watch cronenberg's "the fly" and any shitty old pseudo-documentary style movie and save yourself the time.

You gotta remember, I was a skateboarder, and at that time, the 70s, to all the skateboarders, Nugent was a godhead. And Henry – y’know, Henry Rollins, at that time named Henry Garfield – he and I grew up together, and we went to see Nugent together three times. I mean, Nugent, those shows were incredible. I…

credit where it's due: that's the first one of those that actually made me laugh.

i don't wear t-shirts with slogans or any kind of writing on them and haven't done so in (roughly) 30 years. it's nobody's fucking business what kind of bands, movies or books i like unless i actually know them.

it's not that i care, just think it's dopey behavior. announcing your tastes and preferences that way is on about the same level of sophistication as a bone through your nose or face paint or tribal tattoos. somehow, i expect more from the self-proclaimed "smartest folks on the internet".

funnily enough, they're going to be collaborating on a new recording project sometime next NEVER.

he probably has no respect for anyone dumb enough to wear the shirt. consequently, he doesn't really give much of a fuck as to how they're manufactured or what they cost.