IT's a glorious mess and should be seen at least once.

Shit. God damn! Son of bitch!

Like Miss Atomic Bomb?

I have about a dozen of their songs on my running playlist. Dustland Fairytale just keeps building to an all out sprint, though. Just thinking about it makes me wanna run.

"Deadlines and Commitments" has edged out "Read My Mind" for me lately. And "Dustland Fairytale" always puts me in a mood to run.

I always thought he said 'untamed chest', which sounded a bit wild and animalistic. Unshaved chest just makes him sound average.

You could send them $4.50. 6 Stars is more than 5 Stars!

Suicide definitely fits the arc for most of Daly's characters, although their deaths aren't always permanent. Jumping out the window of CB!B!'s first-floor studio isn't as perilous as it seems.

"Enjoy every sandwich."

I don't even watch Dr. Who and I'm team Moffat just because of Coupling.

Two all beef patois, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions on a sesame seed bun

I'm glad they're getting away from it. Too many people that I've tried to get interested in the show have been turned off by it.

I didn't see any spoilers for this episode, and it's one of my favorites so far. The ending reminded me a lot of 'Rixty Minutes', when Morty pointed out the graves to Summer. It was equally bleak, but more existential than Rick's nihilsm.

Fart was on last week's episode. Keep up!

Love Canal was doing so well before the stupid government stepped in, too.

What are you even talking about?

The DVD is worth it for the extras alone. The 'comedians tell their favorite jokes' clips are terrific. I still get a lot of mileage out of the 'giant orange head / genie' joke.

Saget's version is one of the best in the movie - partially because they don't butcher it in post, but also because he's got that Andy Daly, psychotic-normality thing going for him.

1) Presto is a great album. Maybe not their best, but one of my favorites.

Towels. At least for the furniture. For the cooking, just man the fuck up.