I remember that Emmys appearance. "Good evening, godless Sodomites!"

Yeah, the Keenan-Como-Clinton sequence really worked for me.

Tidewater Tides. I miss the old Met Park, and always looked forward to the Tides-Mets games.

I'll watch anything with that guy. I think I've seen Good Night and Good Luck half a dozen times. His portrayal of Edward R. Murrow is downright scary in its accuracy and prescience.

I was also 8 years old when I saw Star Wars in the theater, so I can totally relate to the movie consuming you at that age. I had to wait a few months to see it after it opened in our local theaters, and it drove me absolutely nuts that my friends had already seen it multiple times before I'd seen it once. That is…

"What's Happenin"?

Neil Hamburger IS fantastic. I've listened to his set on the Comedy Death Ray album more times than I care to admit. "CRAAAN-BERRIES!!!!"

I'd chop up the rosemary and toss and roast it with root vegetables and olive oil. Maybe roast a chicken with it at the same time.

Upvoted for The Plimsouls.

I've been on an Amaretto Sour kick lately, after discovering a bottle in the back of the pantry. I never realized how cheap Amaretto was until I went out to buy another bottle — $7 a bottle in my state-run liquor store.

Band of Horses - Neighbor
The Kinks - Full Moon
AKB48 - Sugar Rush
Bill Withers - Ain't No Sunshine
Dawes - Time Spent in Los Angeles
Marvin Gaye - What's Going On?

"I'm Dr. Hook, and this is my assistant, Pap Smee."

My first post to the Shuffle thread!

Seeing the opening credits sequence in an IMAX theatre would almost be worth the admission.

Alternate title for the third album: "Minaj a Trois"

Something must have gone wrong with Midulla's oblongata.

How will all of the Popes react to this news?

Casablanca. It's a very good movie already, and I know it's cliche, but the ending really elevates it to Top 10 of all time.

Since visiting Key West last month I've been drinking a lot of dark and stormy's. Ginger beer (not ginger ale) poured over black seal rum, with a twist of lime. It will bring out your inner Hemingway.

Jim Gaffigan has this line about Subway bread smelling like it was a baked in a dirty dishwasher. It truly captures the revolting nature of that chain.