Of course! What did you think he was referring to when he spoke of his "bat?"

It may've been, I can't remember. There's more information in the book American Hardcore: A Tribal History, if you're curious. I do think that the PMRC (I believe that's the proper acronym?) did hold up that album as an example of the music industry's harmful messages.

These ones all have double slots toward the bottom. Not great for alphabetical, but that's not how I store my CDs anyway (I categorize albums by genre, and by what fits in well next to what, if you get my meaning).

Nuts to that! Waste not, want not, that's (one of) my motto(s)! Like many New Yorkers, I love salvaging near-mint stuff that people have thrown out (seriously, people are so wasteful! I've found a great many books, dvds, and so forth on the sidewalk in NYC — and records! You won't believe the records I've found. Do…

Hey, he's ok, but he's not in my top two!

It should be!

She's one of the hottest characters on the show, she can def do better. (Though I kinda like Eugene, so I guess I'm half-heartedly shipping them now).

Yeah, that cold-ass dumping made me hate the character.

Dammit, I want him back on Supernatural! Come back, John Winchester! Your boys need you!

Carol's arc really wasn't planned. According to a recent Entertainment Weekly interview with the few season 1 cast members who are still on the show, Carol wasn't supposed to survive this long. In the episode where Lori and T-Dog die, Carol was supposed to die as well, but the actress who played Lori, Sarah Wayne…

Besides this, I've only seen Sudeikis on SNL and 30 Rock, and I liked him in both. Hell, he was probably my favorite of Liz Lemon's boyfriends (well, him or Dennis Duffy).

I've never seen the Will Smith movie I Am Legend, but one of the movies it was based on was quite good. The name of that movie? The Last Man On Earth! That's right, there was a film, starring Vincent Price and based on the I Am Legend story, that had the same title as this show. Seek it out, it's not bad.

And something killed the other worms, after all.

The ads have been saying, "Get the first season of Last Man On Earth for less than $12,000!"

Me too! I know AMC and FX, and even some network shows, like to roll out "shit" and "asshole" nowadays, but I was stunned to hear what I thought were F-bombs on a network sitcom.

I guess I'm a pedantic type too, because I was thrilled to finally see some acknowledgement / explanation regard the bodies, and I also had a thought about Mike's muscle strength and bone density after three years in space (and with the virus wiping out the human race, who was resupplying the International Space…

I also have no way to transfer vinyl to digital, which sucks because I have some cool records that I want in my iTunes library! I also have a bunch of old punk rock demo tapes that I'd like to get digitized (it's not like they're ever going to be reissued on CD!). Darn my technical incompetence!

I remember, during my angry young punk days, bringing a girl home and getting made fun of when she looked through the CD tower where I kept my non-punk stuff (Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Guns N Roses, etc). She kept saying, "Oh my god, you have ____!" Meanwhile, my punk-as-fuck CDs were displayed conveniently next to my…

Oh fuck that! CD towers are awesome! The one good thing about the death of CDs is that CD towers are so unpopular now that people just throw them away—I've found six CD towers that people left out with the trash on the sidewalk (actually, I found seven, but one of then, which was shaped like a guitar and had a…

They were also portable in a way beyond playing in cars: with the introduction of the Walkman, tapes allowed you to walk around listening to your favorite albums (or mixtapes). That was a big deal.