Born in Liverpool, moved to Canada when she was 3 months old, moved to England at 11, moved back to Canada at 16.

Which border, the border of Ireland and Scotland?

I seem to remember in the NES version that the map looked like it was 99% done, and I thought I was close to beating the game, and then it turns out some areas were incompletely destroyed and I had to go back and re-destroy them, thus prolonging the game.

I'm 34 and about 75% of what I listened to in the early 90s was rap, and I can name exactly one Heavy D song. I don't think the ability to name a Heavy D song is tremendously culturally significant.

Yeah, every time I see him in anything I think "hey, it's Shooter McGavin!"
I'm almost a little sad that I learned his real name here.

There's a Chinese restaurant in my town that has jellyfish on the menu, but I never order it. I'd be willing to try it, but I don't want to go through the trouble and expense for one bite of something that I'm pretty sure I'm not going to like.

Supposedly that causes a LOT of people to choke, due to the tentacles sticking in the throat.

I'd guess because there are so many albums that come out, only the ones that are of interest to the avclub readers are likely to get reviewed, and therefore they're mostly going to be at least OK. Only something like a shitty release from a major act will get you an avclub F.

In 1991, the Lions won the NFC Central, and then got absolutely trounced by the Redskins in the playoffs, 41-10.

If I'm on a road trip, I'll happily buy some drive-thru Starbucks right off the interstate. Beats gas station coffee, anyway.

Does that apply to any other movies?
Lets say for some reason, the original Hitchcock version of Psycho was unavailable in any format. You can watch the remake- it's just as good or better! Don't like it? Watch a different movie.

Then the argument goes: But cheap Mexican labor means the savings get passed on to you, the consumer!

DENTAL PLAN!

Every couch/chair that I've seen at Borders has the imprint of an ass built-into the cushions, complete with a raised ridge in the middle for the buttcrack. There's no way I'd take one of those into my worst enemy's house, even if you paid me.

Tony Soprano's sister, and who else?

"This kind of comment doesn't belong in an episode review since we don't know if and/or wheThis kind of comment doesn't belong in an episode review since we don't know if and/or when it will be addressed again. That's one of the problems in trying to review a show as individual episodes when it's telling an overall…

Bill and friends had about 50 laser sights aimed at Marnie/Antonia, and still managed not to take her out. Did I blink and miss how they managed to screw that up?

When I saw the title of this movie, I thought maybe it was a sequel to "Attack the Gas Station."

A grizzley bear? Fuck that.

The Beast- that's the one that goes through the woods, right? If so, yes- most awesome roller coaster ever.