From what I recall about that sleep conversation, the implication was that Jim and Karen had been staying up late and having a lot of "talks."  I always took that as them discussing his past feelings for Pam, but them also being physically exhausted from lots and lots of make-up sex.  Which is why Pam was emphasizing…

For some reason, they cut those lines out of the TV version of Clueless when they show it on E! or Comedy Central.  I don't know if it's because of Mel Gibson being so controversial these days, but it's so blatantly missing.  It goes from Cher getting picked up from the party, Paul Rudd's girlfriend blabbering about…

"We're not against the soldiers, we're against the war!" - Jordanna Brewster and the pot-smoking neighbor guy from "Louie" at a peaceful protest. YUCK.

That 2006 tour was ridiculous. Slayer, Lamb of God, Mastodon, Children of Bodom? Holy shit. Probably the best setlist I've ever seen Slayer play, opening with the first 2 tracks from South of Heaven, then going into the first 2 tracks from Seasons. Of all the extreme metal bands I've seen in my life, I've seen Slayer…

It SHOULD be the end of the band. Hanneman's songs are generally much, much better than King's. If they want to tour without him, fine, whatever, but please don't record new music as Slayer without your best songwriter.

I was really hoping we'd hear her utter the phrase, "That's right." Alas, it was not to be.

Claire:  "Thank you for giving me life."
Ruth:  "No. You gave ME life."

FNL's ending was perfect for that show.  I have to say, Jess, Becky and Luke were the 3 characters who surprisingly affected me the most at the end, which is amazing considering they were only on the show for 2 seasons.

I love this movie. I think the songs are great, and the acting and story are just crushing. Oddly enough, my favorite part might be the opening of the film. For some reason, that musical cue that opens the film, combined with the abstract colors that sort of convey the eventual blindness that will overtake Bjork's…

Yeah, some of Trent's lyrics really make me realize why miserable teenagers loved his "poetry." I think he's a genius musician and a great vocalist, but his lyrics sometimes left something to be desired. Of course, "Hurt" is one of the greatest songs of all time, so who am I to judge?

Iommi's also rocking the "Hair is slowly growing back after months of chemotherapy" look, so his mop doesn't look as full as it once did.

And if there is a hell?

Please, can we stop with this point already? He played on all of their original albums, yes, but Black Sabbath existed many years without Bill and without Ozzy, and put out plenty of good albums during that time. Brad Wilk sounds great on this. Bill Ward does not Black Sabbath make.

It definitely has the same problem as a lot of modern recordings, the clipping, ridiculous loudness (I blame Death Magnetic for making this a trend), but the song itself is pretty good. I'm shocked that Ozzy doesn't sound completely terrible, so there is
hope for the rest of the album.

"Stop acting like a *BLEEP*ing n**ger!"
"Wait, THAT didn't get bleeped?"

Did they film that at Water Country in NH? Or do all crappy water parks built in the 80s look exactly the same?

This idiot clearly did not see RAW last night. Fandango was INSANELY over tonight on RAW. It wasn't because it's "ironic" and he's "terrible," it's because he is AWESOME and people know Johnny Curtis has been busting his ass for YEARS. Your comment needed research. Brock was not canned by WWE, he left.

Kwa-Kwa-Kwa!

When he started describing the bar where everybody knows everybody's name, and there's a smart, bearded man, I legit spit water out all over my steering wheel…

I love the multiple Iron Maiden posters in the background.