*Slowly slides off barstool into puddle of own urine*

It's all in the link to the Rolling Stone article. Something about it being a parody. Seems like it would be hard to justify calling it a parody if you just copy and paste the song straight into your ad.

And then the Beastie Boys said, 'you want to sue US? Ok, we were going to be nice about this, but now we're going to sue YOU!' Then Goldieblox lost the countersuit.

If he's going to concentrate on growing his beard, I think he needs to concentrate harder.

Very much looking forward to this show, especially at Red Rocks. Last time I saw Soundgarden was at the Gorge in 1996 and they were awesome.

Get it right, man. You mean late 30s through mid-40s. I was a sullen teenager listening to these guys when all their shit was coming out and I'm not even 40 yet.

I love the look that Lagertha gave him after he hit her. You could just tell she wanted to beat on him a bit, but figured she would bide her time until she could just straight up kill him off.

I hear their first game will feature you guiding drones with packages to people's homes while avoiding trees, helicopters and people with shotguns.

Let's add in the periodical symbols. That would help things out a lot!

I saw it in the theaters when it came out. My roommates took me to it saying it was a vampire flick. I remember sitting through half the movie trying to figure out where they fuck they heard it was a vampire movie. Then it changed. I remember walking out of the movie thinking that I liked the movie before it…

First major album I got really into was Led Zeppelin IV, which was totally by chance. I ordered it through the mail thinking it was something other than what it was. Had no idea who LZ was, but that album blew my mind. Loved 'When the Levee Breaks'. Have been into industrial, alt, and their variations ever since.

Prove it.

Northwest Wyoming is gorgeous. The rest is just a wind tunnel blowing snow and thunderstorms into Nebraska.

I thought maybe Sean started having an aneurysm while he was typing.

Fun fact - Salt Lake has an average depth of about 15 feet. I walked about a mile into the lake and was only up to my knees.

Not just Boulder. Missoula has more than its own fair share. We usually figured mom and dad were embarrassed by the kid so they sent them out west to go to school.

We used to (and still do) call those kids 'trustifarians', or trusties for short. Act destitute and annoy the shit out of people about the cause of the week and then jump in the brand new SUV dad dad bought you for college to head back to a nicely furnished apartment.

And it likes peanut butter, no matter where it's placed.

Or, let's say, a danger zone?

Other than your parents will want to burn your gift to keep the house warm.