So Man On A Ledge falls flat?

There wolves. And there crash site.

Check out number three. The poster is beautiful: 
http://www.cracked.com/blog…

This comments section should be interesting to read.

I'm sorry, I can't hear you over the sound of I just broke your nose.

If you enjoy them, definitely pick up Midnight Boom. Best Kills record hands down.

What is "Every Kiss Begins With"?
I'll take Company Slogans for 800, Alex.

I'll have to check out that new Racebannon album. I've only listened to Satan's Kickin' Yr Dick In but that record is great.

Me First and the Gimme Gimmes are actually enjoyable, though.

Fun fact: The "chew bubblegum and kick ass" line was an ad-lib.

It's how my friends and I get through presidential debates.

Any creepiness the credits might possess is undermined by that farting synth noise. Also, when they slowly  zoom in on that picture of a baby and then suddenly switch to negative, it's way too Tim & Eric to be scary.

I'd just like to say that the fact that a snarky TV awards article can somehow lead to a discussion of the roots of the English language and grammar is one of the reasons I love the AV Club. So, uh, kudos everyone.

Did anyone else think of the movie Ben Stiller was making in his episode of Extras?

The first four Butthole Surfers albums are amazing. I'm a 90's kid (I'll be twenty next year), so I discovered them through "Pepper" and then found Locust Abortion Technician and was hooked.

I'm assuming he was referencing this: 
http://pbfcomics.com/71/

That's him. He's all about Lucy Liu.

Santana DVX was indeed produced by him, which is pretty awesome even if it didn't make him rich.

I like Burial and Kode9, but I don't get the appeal of Skrillex and the rest of the bro-step scene. And I'm 19, so I hear them at every party. And that's why I go out for cigarettes at parties.

My friend got a copy of this and it's very good. If you have any interest in old hip-hop or the less glamorous side of the music industry it's a great read. And "Pimps Don't Pay Taxes" is a phenomenal record.