I saw one at Best Buy (Blu-Ray) not too long ago, if that helps.

Haven't seen it in a while, but wasn't it during the shootout with the cops right after the heist. I always thought the cops had shot him.

Yeah, it could probably be considered a Cracker Barrel also-ran, same atmosphere and type of food. I remember drinks coming in Mason jars. I think they even had a kitschy little "Gen'ral Store (Sto'?)" where you could buy those blankets that double as checker boards, slide whistles, old timey candy and other shit.

Didn't Demolition Man way back when have this look to it?

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I'm talking about the one in The Town That Dreaded Sundown. It's pretty out there. Easily on the short list for strangest death scenes in cinema history.

I've been worried about Tracy Morgan for a while. Seriously, on his last stand-up special he looked, moved, and talked like he was near death.

He kind of looks like a Frankenstein monster made in the 70's by a mad scientist obsessed with Carly Simon.

Are you doing a Reposted Yahoo! News Comments thing, Arsenio?

I recorded this on a tip from Craig J. Clark, but haven't watched it yet. Did you get to the trombone scene?

Mencia's real name - Ned Holness - is pretty funny to me for some reason. It seems made up. I like to imagine an alternate universe where an authentically Mexican-American comedian named Carlos Mencia comes up with a weird persona called "Ned Holness".

I have to agree. Singles were out there, but just a little harder to find. You usually had to go to actual record stores to find them, whereas the populist stuff was probably being purchased at places like Wal-Mart, Target, and Best Buy where they didn't stock enough music to have a singles section. If I remember, a…

On the "media from restaurants" front: When I was a kid, I "won" a copy of City Slickers on VHS from a now defunct restaurant chain in FL called Po' Folks. The tape was in the proper cardboard sleeve and shrinkwrapped, but the motherfucker was blank. I ended up breaking the tab off and recording stuff on to it.
 
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The Underworld film franchise - a sexier way to seperate stupid people from their money than washing mashines.

Same with Sunn O))))))))))))).

"It kind of smells like the BK Lounge!"

"We have Pellegrino and a vegetable tray in the lounge area."

I'm pretty partial to making people uncomfortable with "Windowlicker" when necessary.

I just looked at that with the sound off (I'm at work), and it is truly terrifying.

Definitely Mr. Bungle. "Carry Stress In The Jaw" from Disco Volante would probably bum out the average Nickleback/Wal-Mart country fan.