Yeah, right. Like O'Neal and I are the only ones who have ear-fucked themselves.

I agree with Breakfast (but not the part about breakfast). I love Dear Diary - so haunting and beautiful.

You're speaking my language, Steve. Except that I still listen to this stuff on occasion, and not just for nostalgia.

I watched Iron Man II over the weekend. I have a young son (4 years old), and while watching the movie I started to wonder how I would explain to him that these things aren't real that he's seeing on the screen. There is no such thing as a flying, robot-suited guy who can shoot energy blasts from his hands. He's…

I thought it was a brilliant episode. These sorts of themed noir episodes are usually a turn-off for me, but this was done really well and never ventured into cheesy territory. I think it worked so well because Hank is just so sincere, and I love where they've been taking his character lately.

Re: The Doors -

Since when does Burger King serve fried shrimp?

I don't have any interest in seeing a Zep reunion, but I think Page can still play. Check out It Might Get Loud, the documentary he did with Jack White and The Edge a year or two ago.

The Doors are extremely overrated (I can't stand listening to them at all), but Led Zeppelin is one of the greatest bands of all time. It's hard to overestimate the impact that they had on rock music.

The CEO was so distracted by watching youtube videos of Katy Perry's boobs, that he didn't even notice that whole Netflix thing UNTIL IT WAS TOO LATE!

Yes, but there's not a person in this world who would have gone to the restaurant.

I honestly have a hard time blaming the paparazzi. The blame lies squarely with the people buying the magazines and watching the shows that employ these guys.

Mongoloid. Different than Mongolian, in that they have the strength of 8 normal men.

New reality show: Speed Prepping with Hung & Kenny.

Kung Fu Panda
Non-stop fun from beginning to end.

There's one episode of Samurai Jack that is damn near perfect.

Agreed about the battle in the third book, but I was really intrigued by the culture and creatures she created in the alternate version of earth with the elephant nut-wheel riders and the giant sailing predatory birds. I wish the first movie had done better so we could have seen those things on film.

I have to take my wheelbarrow everywhere.

One of my pet peeves as well.

Zooma was so unexpectedly amazing. I still spin that album every month or so.