I'm glad that he apologized but still kept saying the same shit. Good for him. You shouldn't be able to force apologizes.

downvoted.

Ah. I guess I could have just used google but, I like conversation.
Anyways, thank you.

They didn't sign what his name did they?
Sorry…it's one of those guys from Dragon Gate USA. Good mat game.

Hey, man. No worries.
John…Bonham…Rocks

Hey, Keith Moon's a hell of a player but…never played a drum solo with his hands.

Who's Chad Gable?

…I hate feeling like I'm just turning on them because everybody else is listening to them but, that's probably why I actually turn on them.

Oh, so I'm comparing….All in the Family to Louie. Alright, fair point. What do you mean by Middle Class? I'll admit I'm not very familiar with his work but…he's always come off as far removed from the every man to me.

They're good at what they do but…what they do isn't for adults.

Are The Black Keys still doing things?

(gasp)
So, that's what Foo is!!

I was raised on rock and roll but…Queens of the Stone Age and Drive By Truckers are the only ones I bother with anymore.

Thank you for mentioning Homme.

Eh…I guess he's emotionally open and that's brought that to the mainstream but….it's nothing The Roots, Common, Mos Def, Arrested Development, Alternative Rap weren't already doing.

Yea, it hurts the newer one that I already had an idea of what Rooster Cogburn walks and talks like. And the older one seemed to have more of a Western pace. Some of the scenes in the new one felt a little rushed.
…and Josh Brolin sounded stupid. There was just no way that the movies weren't going to be in competition…

Unforgiven used to be my favorite western but…I watched Once Upon a Time in the West here recently and…I think it bumped Unforgiven off the top spot.

Some actors immerse themselves in a persona and others lend their persona to movies. The latter works out a lot more often than you'd think. I have no problem with actors playing themselves as long as the character is similar.

I actually preferred the original True Grit…and I love The Coen Brothers.

I've been told that I'm a libertarian, which I don't think is true. I just think there should be no government interference on people's private life, unless it's hurting somebody else.