I must have watched this film dozens of times in high school. Just rewatched it last year and could still quote pretty much most of it. One of my prized possessions is a vinyl copy of the 6 songs Val Kilmer sings for the movie. Good memories on this one.

Ju-li-ah-ha-ha

You say, I only hear what I want to.

Where have all the cowboys gone?

That's all I remember about this movie.

I like some musicians influenced by Bob Dylan. I like some of his songs covered by other artists. But I just can't enjoy his music like I feel I should. I tried and failed to get into Kanye as well.

Dave Beeth-oven.

The show can be an alternate timeline where Ross and Emily became happily married and Ross is a history professor at Oxford. Hilarity ensues.

Still looking for that book on tape of Denholm Elliot reading T.S. Elliot.

I have to go with Fury Road as my favorite trailer as of late. It made Mad Max look awesome and luckily, the movie delivered on the trailer's promise.

Hey Ridley, you ever been mistaken for a director?

Where's the missing footage of when you walked over to the Tenderloin to pick up some post-lunch crack?

What, no love for that poor guy just taking out his garbage in the morning?

It's gonna be good.

Baltimore, Jacksonville, New England, Denver, Carolina, and Tampa Bay have the worst uniforms. Negative points for the Saints for the black tights/black socks combo as well.

You're afraid of the dark too Marv.

TIME FOR DA JEOPARDY!

You Can Call Me Al wasn't sung by Chevy Chase.

My boss had an issue of Food Network magazine laying around today and Flay's pic was on the cover and my first thought was "I still hate that piece of shit for winning on OG Iron Chef".

Nostalgia trip soundtrack.