This reminds me of playing the NES version in my friend's basement in 3rd grade. Cool story, huh?

Have you also ever noticed how tv shows never have a couch against a wall? It's always in the middle of a room.

I was about the same age when this came out and loved it. I haven't watched it since then as I am afraid it won't hold up and don't want to tarnish the memory.

It's just that, ever since the tacos started coming, the mail hasn't as much. Or at all.

I never realized that and you just blew my mind.

Well I think this episode put the final nail in the coffin for me. I'm done with this show. I don't find it funny or interesting anymore. I also actively despise every single character, other than Ray and Adam.

Was his role in Twelve Monkeys comedic? I honestly don't remember. Haven't seen that movie in like 10 years.

That game for N64 was pretty good, I thought. Shadows of the Empire or something like that…

Legend of Zelda.

If you're being honest with yourself, the Green album and Maladroit were both already a sharp decline in quality from the Blue album and Pinkerton.

Ayo! Maggots!

False, every part of Men at Work is great.

"I am arrested for no reason whatsoever."

You ever notice how almost the entire plot of Goblet of Fire was unnecessary? Fake Mad Eye's plan was to get Harry to win so he would touch the portkey at the end. Why not just have him touch a portkey at any point?

I did not think This is 40 was very good. It did tell me two things though: 1) Judd Apatow likes to make movies 30 minutes too long. 2) Judd Apatow really does not like his wife.

Ah Punk-o-rama. I got that cd for my 13th birthday and loved the shit out of it.

What's up with the League's weird obsession with Joe Pa jokes?

Why does she bother putting the spatula on her own face when she could just put it on his? He's tied up so there's not much he could do to stop it.

He is Vigo!

Where are you from pal? The upper vest side.