The first 10 mins or so of SPR were outstanding. Past that point, tTRL completely dominates it.

My only experience with the DVD to broadcast switch was with Battlestar Galactica. I watched (I think) the first 2.5 seasons on DVD and shady downloads. At that point I had caught up to the broadcasts and so switched over to watching it one episode at a time.

Yeah, the 'wacky' music and ESPECIALLY the egregious use of a laugh track.

Those types of job applications should be illegal.

I always liked the term 'trainwreck comedy'.

Male, Death Proof.

Get lost Cory. Shouldn't you be off plugging your new book, ten times a day?

My first exposure was "The Final Ripoff" on long car trips. From what I understand of those albums, it was probably the same content as "Another…"

and I don't want to catch anyone not drinking in the dormitory after lights out!

To really appreciate 'albums' as an art form, you need to hook that kid up with an actual album. He needs a record player, a few tasty gatefolds with art by Hipgnosis, and a good pair of cans-style headphones.

"Ticking away, the moments that make up a dull day. Fritter and waste the hours in an offhand way"

I was reading a book by Henry Rollins about his time in Black Flag wherein he describes Nick Cave's touring 'suitcase' in the early to mid eighties: a large black garbage bag filled with filthy, reeking clothes. Now that's a destitute artist suffering for his art!

That album kicks serious ass. Guaranteed to get the party started.

I've found that smoking one before going to a multiplex movie just doesn't work. You find a good spot in the lot to spark it up. Then it's 5-10 minutes to get a ticket and get into the theatre. Wait another 10 minutes for previews to start. Watch 15-20 minutes of previews AND THEN the actual movie might start playing.…

The Terror was the first Simmons I'd read. I thought it was outstanding. Even reading it on a camping trip in July, it made me feel the cold and hunger.

Up until I was 20ish or so, I really couldn't generate attraction in women. "Oh! Woe is me!" I'd say, wishing I could just get some chick to sleep with me. I descended into geekie hobbies and passtimes. Ten years passed.

I've never seen a lot of the work mentioned above. That said, of what I have seen, I'd consider Loretta Black her finest role.

I believe Aqua did indeed have to go to court with Mattel over "Barbie Girl". I forget how it turned out.

Do you need a senate bill to gets yours? Stop acting the victim and git some.

If your childhood didn't want to get raped it shouldn't have been sashaying around in those slutty short shorts and skin tight Expos shirt.