This is indeed a disturbing universe.

Love Knives as a character, but absolutely think she was a bad choice for Scott. I dated a Knives in high school and that eager fan girl attitude starts to grate quickly.

That Modell gave Crank 2 an A- is absolutely to this site's benefit.

I became a major Donovan fan in high-school after realizing that his music was a common thread in many of my favorite movies at the time:

Graduation is more than solid. Surprisingly 808s surprisingly is the record I find myself playing more often. Definitely passes the test.

The basement scene - always figured it was BS, but so tense and well crafted that i never cared.

Feeny!
Feeeennnaaay!

Last time I took the Chinatown bus it got a flat that took 2.5 hours to fix. When we arrived we got a drive-by egging.

The Duchamp section is hands down my favorite part of the Art Museum. It was really convenient to Drexel, so I was able to visit frequently or four years.

The Art Museum
I used to work at a Historic Philadelphia location briefly. Naturally I had many tourists come up to me buying maps and asking "Where are the Rocky steps?"

Sometime last year - Elizabeth Perkins, Cheech Marin, Anderson Cooper. All them surprisingly dumb, almost like a real-life version of the SNL sketch.

"Come friendly bombs and fall on Slough, it isn't fit for humans now.' Right, I don't think you solve town planning problems by dropping bombs all over the place, he's embarrassed himself there.

"Can someone maybe explain what I'm missing."

He's dependent on the director and script he's working with (though the same can be said for most actors). He's genuinely good in his work with O'Russell, he was surprisingly funny in The Other Guys, and I always get a kick out of Staff Sergeant Dignam.

I like Oasis, but I don't give them that much credit. I just felt they were kind of limited in range.

I generally liked Celia, but don't miss her. I felt, whether or not it was intended, that where they left her in Season 5 was absolutely perfect.

JFCOAC - Even if that was the case, you say that all as if it's a bad thing.

I'm a big Adele fan, and greatly prefer her to Gaga, but admittedly I find 21 hard to take in whole doses (I think 19 is more varied and interesting). Taken individually each song is beautifully written and performed, but to actually listen to it from front-to-back becomes tiring - like she's trying to overpower me by…

Why do people keep saying it's an Express Yourself ripoff? It's clearly a bigger TLC ripoff.

I always hated N'SYNC, didn't pay attention to his first solo singles. That FutureSex/LoveSounds album immediately hooked me though. One of the absolute best pop albums of the past 15 years.