Because he went to the library! Just like they told other kids to do at the end of each episode.

I do like this song though. Better than some of the other ones. Kind of poppy at the end.

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I was pretty psyched to go but then the schedule came out yesterday and they have Sarah Silverman and Patton going on at the same time as Weird Al on a different stage. Really odd move and pretty disappointing as they sure made it seem likd the audience would be able to see them all. Also, Sarah is only scheduled to…

For me, he has come across as a funny kid with some pretty good jokes, but to me also a bit arrogant (at least ever since he went after the comedian who pretended to have been present at the 9/11 attacks. Kind of left a bad taste in my mouth.)

And then handwave the retirement of Bobbi and bring her back to the show (although Adrianne Palicki has already moved on, so NOT at all likely.)

The show's writing is stronger and more consistent than it's ever been, but I still care so little about the ghost storyline and only a little bit more about Ghostrider (Robbie is growing on me, though.) Both bring out the cheesy in the show for me (the visuals especially. As they look kind of ridiculous.) I wish…

Plus, Deadpool had really talented writers (they wrote Zombieland, too) who have been with project for years and it would be a bummer to see them fired.

Dude's got terminal cancer. Let him use whatever name he wants. Meanie!

He's 62 so not a young man. Odd casting, although I like him.

So you didn't like the episode when the support group became a violent mob all of a sudden?

But the roads are empty, right? It's a long drive but they can go as fast as they want. But yeah, they also could've gone to Santa Barbara if Malibu was too scary (or like you say, just find another house.) I like them on the road having adventures myself.

I feel that way about the recent Marvel Secret Wars. A very fine finale to the Marvel Universe story.

You should check out Invincible. Kirkman is a good (sometimes great) dialogue writer but excellent at cliffhangers and twists. That book has some darkness but overall is sunnier and less misanthropic. If you're a superhero fan, I'd check it out.

Interesting. I thought the box office failure of the awesome Edge of Tomorrow pushed him to do more obvious stuff like this (the trailer for this made it seem like it came straight out of the late 80s/early 90s straight to video section of Blockbuster.)

He played on Vitalogy. too. Not as great an album as Vs. but still number three in their discography in my mind (yes, Bugs is on it but overall pretty consistent.) Maybe he didn't fit in with the band but seems a little classless not to include him.

I made it through book 7. It started to feel like he was milking it and just adding new characters all the time, and most of the books basically had characters traveling from one point to another on the map and then a really awesome battle at the end that kept me coming back only to have the same pattern.

Too soon!

"…though his output had slowed considerably ever since dying in
a Parisian bathroom years earlier."

So about that. A libertarian friend posted on Facebook how Michael Moore would not be able to release this new film if not for the Citizens United decision.