ohhhhhhh i get it. just shoot me — and he's a photographer! that just clicked.

"FINISH HIM!!!"

same here. i always thought Psylocke's projectile call sounded like she was yelling "Science Class!"

i'm hearing it's close to 40%.

my approach is to treat his shows like a spoken-word show and enjoy the uniqueness of it all and the great instrumentation. he usually has a really talented group backing him.

maybe, but there's also the danger that it feels less like masturbating and more like you're just holding a dick.

watch the whole movie and maybe your soul will break too!

pretty amusing stuff. i liked the restaurant owner's quote: "Rock stars don't get special treatment at The 5 Point [restaurant]. We couldn't give less of a shit."

nah sorry bud, you're looking for The Wheel in the Sky. that's in the Journey article, about three clicks down the road.

switch that. you'll want to keep the explosions in the bathroom and the endearing subdued absurdity in the living room.

Robert De Niro read that, wants to play Shredder, and is agitated waiting for his phone to ring.

that's a pretty good comparison, particularly if the husband never bothered to review the plans he made and didn't even seem to prioritize having "nice house" as a final product. i just watched it on hbo too, mostly hoping it would be laughably bad. for the most part it was just plain old bad, but the last 35…

still 0 invisible women though.

free seems like a good deal. catalogue prices are $10 to see it, $15 to touch it.

Women of the World Festival sounds really crowded.

Hi-C? i don't think he can handle a beverage war on 2 fronts.

i'd LOVE to have a burrito district near my office. instead i'm stuck with mfn Quiznos.

i assume this will all sort itself out once america has been made great again.

i really liked Fed the Fish at the time (probably overplayed it) but i remember being disappointed in this one and inadvertently wrote him off. maybe i should give this album another shot.

orgasms!