I guess I liked it because I happened to see it with some of my best friends on a night that was great for reasons unrelated to the movie. When I saw it again, my enjoyment did go down considerably. If I watch the third one, likely with the same friends, I'm going to have to be stoned.

I guess I liked it because I happened to see it with some of my best friends on a night that was great for reasons unrelated to the movie. When I saw it again, my enjoyment did go down considerably. If I watch the third one, likely with the same friends, I'm going to have to be stoned.

@avclub-af372b9c04a07de17c35bd6259062b4a:disqus Oh yeah, I had forgotten about that episode. I haven't watched season one since it aired, and that slipped my mind. Even so, my point might stand just because all of the characters are pretty fucked up. (In an enjoyable way.)
Your username amuses me. I'm not taking any…

@avclub-af372b9c04a07de17c35bd6259062b4a:disqus Oh yeah, I had forgotten about that episode. I haven't watched season one since it aired, and that slipped my mind. Even so, my point might stand just because all of the characters are pretty fucked up. (In an enjoyable way.)
Your username amuses me. I'm not taking any…

I know it isn't popular in these parts, but I really enjoy The Hangover. I even like the sequel. But Jesus fucking Christ, I have no interest in seeing this. I already wasn't psyched to see the same story told a third time, but how could anyone possibly think what these movies need is more Ken Jeong? I like Jeong,…

I know it isn't popular in these parts, but I really enjoy The Hangover. I even like the sequel. But Jesus fucking Christ, I have no interest in seeing this. I already wasn't psyched to see the same story told a third time, but how could anyone possibly think what these movies need is more Ken Jeong? I like Jeong,…

Well how about this? She's really funny, she's fucking hot, and the Ryan/Jenna "will they/won't they?" is much more interesting than anything going on at Ryan's office, in my opinion. I find his new love interest, whose name I honestly can't recall (not a good sign) grating. So yeah. I like Jenna.

Well how about this? She's really funny, she's fucking hot, and the Ryan/Jenna "will they/won't they?" is much more interesting than anything going on at Ryan's office, in my opinion. I find his new love interest, whose name I honestly can't recall (not a good sign) grating. So yeah. I like Jenna.

This. You wouldn't know it from Tosh.0, but the guy is seriously funny. True Stories I Made Up, done well before that show ever existed, is one of my favorite comedy albums.

This. You wouldn't know it from Tosh.0, but the guy is seriously funny. True Stories I Made Up, done well before that show ever existed, is one of my favorite comedy albums.

I don't like Ryan's new girlfriend, and I still don't like Kristen, so this episode was actually one of the weakest for me. The bit with the voodoo dolls and the callback to Jellybeans were great, though.
On a semi-related note, I miss Jenna. Fiona Gubelmann is a very underrated aspect of the show and the closest thing…

I don't like Ryan's new girlfriend, and I still don't like Kristen, so this episode was actually one of the weakest for me. The bit with the voodoo dolls and the callback to Jellybeans were great, though.
On a semi-related note, I miss Jenna. Fiona Gubelmann is a very underrated aspect of the show and the closest thing…

FUCK YO MOMMA.

FUCK YO MOMMA.

Yes, because heckling is something that's totally acceptable. -_- Really heroic stuff, interrupting a performer's act and dampening the experience of a bunch of people who paid to hear him.

Yes, because heckling is something that's totally acceptable. -_- Really heroic stuff, interrupting a performer's act and dampening the experience of a bunch of people who paid to hear him.

All Hail West Texas was John's last true lo-fi album. Tallahassee was the transitional point between him essentially being a solo artist and the Mountain Goats becoming a fully formed band.

All Hail West Texas was John's last true lo-fi album. Tallahassee was the transitional point between him essentially being a solo artist and the Mountain Goats becoming a fully formed band.

I've had the pleasure of seeing it performed live twice. You're right — no one else could make the song work, but because it's by John Darnielle, it's fucking beautiful.

I've had the pleasure of seeing it performed live twice. You're right — no one else could make the song work, but because it's by John Darnielle, it's fucking beautiful.