The more time that passes, the more delighted I am by how well a lot of the post-Eno Roxy records hold up. Avalon is tremendous. And I'm not sure how kind time has been to Manifesto, but I find myself spinning that record more than their others.

Pulsars
Yes! Yes! Yes!

Its interesting that you know my entire burger-eating-history based only on a brief list made anonymously.

If I can be sacrilegious for a moment, I'd like to suggest that Tommy's is actually surpassed by Pink's.

if i had to rank them
1. Whataburger
2. In N Out
3. Wendy's Jr. Bacon Cheeseburger (come on, its square and 99!)
4. Fatburger
5. Everything else

thanks
for (temporarily?) bringing back one of your best features. Crosstalk rules.

For me, its the opposite
I find myself more and more taking refuge in songs that are simply a pleasure to listen to. And more specifically, pop songs that I'm very familiar with. In recent months, my speakers have blasted a lot of ELO, Styx, and The Beatles.

My copy of The Toy also had the original Star Wars and, of all things, Schrader's "remake" of Cat People (which I wasn't allowed to watch).

The Toy
I haven't seen The Toy in years, but I loved the shit out of it as a kid. It was one of the first movies I recall having on VHS. I was too young to get the Master Bates joke at the time and I still find myself saying "Come on Wonderwheel!" whenever I'm failing horribly at putting Ikea furniture together or…

But
Is it better than Cheaters?

"It must be weird, not having anybody cum on you."