Also, Hammock Time!

Liked for the video and because your username is great.

I'll agree that it's one of the best sci-fi shows ever on TV, but DS9 had its fair share of boring episodes. (Particularly before Sisko grew his facial hair.) That's just what happens when you produce 20+ episodes of TV every year.

Finally saw this tonight, and it made me glad I live in Chicago. All the bad things like giant monsters only affect the Pacific Coasts, and aliens usually only go for the West Coast, East Coast, or isolated farmlands. 
Except for in Transformers 3, but come on that's just ridiculous.

@avclub-71348decaf1df2bb85be2ece24cc2a1d:disqus Right. And really, Charlie Hunnam's American accent was waaaay worse. I wish they'd just let him speak in his natural accent, or if they really required an American accent, just hire a local.

Maybe? How many people really thought that Wu-Tang was going to sew their asshole shut and keep feeding them, and feeding them, and feeding them?

@avclub-7ffc7b9269a024d949b808e6856f525d:disqus My guess is that since they tour their asses off, the mailing list can be used to promote their shows.

In this case, they're actually selling the album on vinyl through a label, and they collected an email address from everyone who used the official download link, which is more than they got from all the people who pirated digital copies of their albums last year.

After I broke up with my first girlfriend (we were together for about a year; basically the high school equivalent of marriage) a friend of mine decided it was time to introduce me to "Pictures of You" by The Cure. I've never forgiven him for that shit.

@avclub-5cbb1c37a1f2c2af7b58d8de06783aff:disqus This is why I need a fact-checker. Either way, that's way too old to be writing some unrequited-love-nice-guy anthem.

I tried going back and listening to Everything Sucks recently, which I loved in high school. Then I realized that Milo was easily in his mid-thirties when he wrote "I'm the One".

I know I shouldn't care since if I really wanted to read a Run the Jewels review I could look at literally any other site that covers music. Still, this is just weird.

It's weird that the AVC hasn't written anything about Run the Jewels. Great reviews across the board, and even effing Gawker linked to it last week.

It probably should be, but I'm convinced that even once I'm dead I'll have a pretentious need to show how different I am by playing a track off Sandinista

Yeah, fair enough. I said it was borderline for a reason- I really just think it's a clunky and in-eloquent bit of lyricism.

"The Street Parade" by The Clash was the first thing that came to mind for me.

Really? I'm also a native Hoosier (and I now live in Chicago) but I haven't seen much shit-talking about Hernandez outside of my fantasy league.

Sorry, but I just hate the idea of publications like Pitchfork or Fakeshore Drive glorifying that kid. He represents the violence problem in Chicago unabashedly. And he's not even a good musician. So fuck Chief Keef and everybody who supports him, basically.

True! And I'm from Chicago so I'm supposed to like the guy. Yet I still think he's a bullshit flash in the pan with no talent and needs guidance. Thankfully, a judge has recently told him that the next time he ended up in court he'd get his ass thrown in jail. So I'm not the only one.

I figure when somebody repeats a few lines multiple times in different parts of a song it's a chorus. So that's what I'm talking about.