Seems like he also recommended a different film in the headline. Also in the first paragraph.

I do agree there are troubling racial undertones frequently at play on reality shows and that Survivor isn't an exception. That said, I'm not sure the vote order is a solid indication, at least on Survivor.

It could be the third option of production skews the chances of a villain finding an idol to make it a more interesting tv show. I have definitely felt like that was the case in past seasons.

Plus I feel like a throwaway vote is way more suspicious than just voting with a major faction. It typically points to unintentional cluelessness a la Purple Kelly or intentional subterfuge.

It looks like there's only a handful of people there. I guess a lot of people got tired of the joke already.

I'm in Austin. I think it has a lot to do with me tending to go to late showings where drunk people just proceed to get drunker. They have also been hellbent on making their theaters hang outs by adding shit like bars and karaoke rooms in adjacent buildings, which I think either attracts or creates a rowdier crowd.

If they have the later seasons, I'm going to have to watch. I stopped watching sometime during the transgendered FTM who wasn't at all passing, but everyone acted like he was. (That's not the reason I stopped watching….I just cancelled my cable around that time.)

I actually did do this for a school project, only it was with my dog and the throne was made of rawhides and I added the text "Game of Bones".

I've been having bad audience experiences more and more frequently at the Drafthouse despite going less and less. I know they have the placard system, but every bad experience has been 1) practically everyone in the theater except me so do I ask them to kick everyone out? announce a warning at the front of the…

I actually did make a photoshop of my dog sitting on a throne made of bones for a photoshop class. It wasn't very good.

I think it's more likely that he's just a somewhat feminine boy.

I'm saddled with a lot of schoolwork, housework, and work work. Luckily a lot of this stuff I can do while watching TV, but I prefer to watch bad tv where it doesn't matter if I miss something, so I'm working my way through CBS's latest Big Brother.

I found the picture of that doll with the "DO NOT OPEN" scrawled across it so much creepier than this doll that's obviously designed for maximum creepiness.

I think that got nixed a while ago.

That's really interesting. I have a couple of other prints from him too (including a Twin Peaks one), but I'm mostly a dilettante when it comes to the world of prints and vinyl toys and know nothing about the artists whose work I'm buying.

I would like to know the story behind the douchebag comment. Not doubting it, just curious.

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Because it rhymes.

I own a print of the power plant/Kwik E Mart one. And I'm really kicking myself for not buying the Moe one, but at the time the Donut Boy looked unfinished to me and I didn't like it. I think they now go for $200 or some such shit on ebay.

I thought that was just one of the greatest episodes ever and went around saying "Guess what?……Chicken Butt" for an embarrassing amount of time afterwards.