"A shitload.."

Still Smokin' at number two on the list? Because 'experimental' or some shit? Christ.

Uuuuh yoww…

Up In Smoke, Nice Dreams, and Things Are Tough are all three funny as hell. Still Smokin' sucks however. I don't what this reviewer was on about, but he might want to follow the boys lead and burn one. Take the edge off, you know?

Damn right. This is typical modern tight assed AV Club drivel. Shocked that Cheech & Chong movies have some non pc humor. What the fuck?

Not a good movie by any stretch, but there are two scenes that still crack me up when I think about them:
The old guy who doesn't wish to serve Her Majesty's Navy and gets his foot nailed to the deck of the ship, and the little girl "Want to buy a lump of shit for a farthing?".
Other than that…I got nothing.

I just watched this a few nights ago, and holy shit. It's one of the most beautiful, hopeful, tears of Joy things I've seen in a long time. I needed that. And yeah, like most everyone else posting, I cried like a baby with a huge smile on my face at the end.

Yeah, I know the difference between the meaning of the words. I just meant that this is this years "word" beaten into the ground by our thinkpiece writers.

So "woke" is the new "problematic"? Cheesis Christmas.

(holds up both arms) "It's GOOD!"

Sounds bout right. We used to take 'em when I worked overnight at a grocery store as a youngster. The old scalp tinglies!!
I don't know if they got pulled because of being dangerous, but once the DEA realized they were being used as a base to make meth, it was all over. You have to show your ID at the pharmacy just…

By Love Boat, do you mean the TV show, or the street name for PCP? I'm thinking the second one.

Yes! And the black Trans Am was way more badass than the 'vette.

That's where my avatar came from!

Cracked and Slate had a baby.

Yeah, I know. I always assumed it stood for "Nippon Amusement Machine Co." or something similar.

As a 12 year old game freak who waited breathlessly for this thing to come out….yeah, it sucked.
Which is a shame, because like you say, nothing on the 2600 was "arcade perfect", but for such a primitive piece of hardware, it was possible to get some pretty faithful arcade conversions out of it, given enough time and…

Wild bowels.

Good catch! I missed that, but you're right. Also a bit of a Luke Perry/Shannon Doherty connection.

I did. Between an HD antenna, Netflix, and HBO Now, I'm set. All for around $25 a month. I get free wifi where I live though, so that's a big discount.