Pretty sure San Elvador borders Ambigua.

Can't always rely on spellcheck. Sometimes the anus is on you.

Loved it. One question: why was the Captain America exhibit at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum? What does our super soldier have to do with aerospace science? Shouldn't this exhibit have been in the National Museum of American History?

"The Path of the Righteous Man…."

"I've been Alan."

Sadly, it mirrors our own world. Osama bin Laden never thought he could take down the U.S. government, but through his efforts and network he got his achievable goals: getting U.S. soldiers out of Saudi Arabia and costing us a lot of goddamn money.

The Summer of Love was 1967, not '69. If you think '69 was all moon landings and Woodstocks, let me remind you that the 60's were suitably killed to death at Altamont Speedway that December.

Journey made three albums before the record company foisted Steve Perry onto them, and the third one, Next, freaking owns. Those first three or four with Perry weren't bad either.

Tom Waits is cooler than Rod, maybe even better than Rod, but bigger? Ten zillion hausfraus would beg to differ.

Willie plays "Whiskey River" at least twice at every show.

Sort of. Dylan wrote it, but heard The Byrds' version before publication, so designated it to them. His version was released second.

Bowling for Soup's best-known song—by a mile and a half—is the theme to Phineas and Ferb.

I would agree, but I hear the weather is terrible. Something about all the hail.

I prefer the term Saltine-American.

I believe the name of the country you're looking for is Qumar.

OK, Gonzo wins the thread. WTF was I thinking?

Fizzbin. "I can learn anything you can figure out."

Scat=germs. Piss=sterile.

I binge watched the series a couple of months ago, and I had remembered it much the same. But watch it again; you may change your mind. Even the last season was much better than I had thought. And the finale: it is actually amazingly excellent.

Wouldn't he rather be wearing a bowling shirt?