Retired or not, I hope we're still getting that Porco Rosso Spanish Civil War sequel.

John L. Sullivan vs. Andre the Giant who you taking?

"PABST BLUE RIBBON!"

Nuh-uh!

Every Spanish person does it in book form!

I miss Keith Phipps.

Perky Johnson: Monsters of Seamen

The important thing is not to accidentally ask for a "Percival Jackson." You might confusing the two things once, but you'll never make that mistake twice.

Holy shit, I need to go back and check that, but I'm going to give you a "like" on credit right the fuck now.

Aw, heck. Big ol' Hatred's got lots o' love to give!

Hmmm… [wanders up to piano, begins banging out a jaunty little tune]

Dermott seems to be smiling a bit more this season, doesn't he? He's still a mouthy, posturing teenager, but now that he's found some people willing to put up with him and is a bit less of an outcast, you can see a decent kid underneath.

Three rare, wonderful sights, if you count Radical Left.

Maybe his estrogen's out of whack, but ol' Sergeant Hatred has become downright nurturing to the boys.

Really I think it's just yet more fuel for the argument for hour-long episodes. Almost every night it's 44 minutes' worth of plot stuffed into 22.
…Actually, doubling the amount of animation would probably mean a twice as long break between seasons, so nevermind. I'm not waiting four fucking years for season six.

The bursts of hyper-competence Gary's been having since season four sometimes make me forget what a dork he is. A gloriously unselfconscious dork.
Also, "guy watching from the bushes, you make us into men. Should I get some lotion or do you want to use blood and clown paint for lube?"
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Still kicking myself for missing the U.R.G.H. shirt. C'mon ebay, take my money already.

Somehow, I think he might actually approve.

Funny, I read Gravity's Rainbow first, and V. later on. In the end I loved Gravity's Rainbow more (how could you not), but I breezed through V. and it struck me as a solid novel, especially for a debut.
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