they truly are the next DAWES.

lighten up.

I think in this context the phrase "ripping off" was used in a self-deprecating way, as a way of paying tribute to their idols. I've watched a ton of Keith Richards interviews since I was 14 years old and that's always the tone it was spoken in.

I've always marveled at how Zeppelin's badass blues-based rock squares with their ventures into Hobbit-land wizard music. needless to say, I like the bluesy shit better.

I always assumed Mick meant the lyrics in the most lurid, most prurient way possible. come on, this is Mick Jagger. there's no fucking social commentary to be found in this awesome, awesome song.

oh, shush.

Freejack, a chilling look forward to Self/less

thanks to gerrymandering, the representation states DO get sucks mightily.

it's funny that you mentioned the Sunny comparison, because early on in the series I had the thought that it'd be better if Jack and Ben were Mac and Dennis.

I think the production looks cheap on purpose, to reflect that reality TV sensibility.

it helps, yes. I like to think of the show as a Comedy Bang Bang improv bit come to life. it's fun to just see where all the characters go.

"Would you ask Tom Petty that question?"

…in Soviet Russia.

oh, come on. T3 was the Terminatrix. surely you remember something about it.

oh my god, that's hilarious. I love it.

she did it in the hallway, too, before they even entered the hotel room. smart cookie.

"I said, 'My, my,' like a spider to a fly, 'jump right ahead in my web.'"
— The Rolling Stones, "The Spider and the Fly," 1965.

I'm talking about the essence of literature, as well as the historical details. the scene where Gwyneth's character enters the play, dressed as she is - a woman, who was not allowed to act on stage - and hearing the audience gasp…showing the audience rapt in silence as the characters act the final scene of the play,…

if you say so!

I wouldn't know; I thought Mad Max: Fury Road was awesome. It Follows sucked.