It's 2013 and he's still traumatized by his experiences in WW2. It's like Magneto in X-men all over again…

Hannibal: …and their new sausage and pepper five dollar footlong!

HMPH!

It did get pretty heated.

There's talk of an Army of Darkness sequel merging the two "worlds".

Ha,I thought you meant Robert Greene's 48 laws of power for a second.

Volume 2 of the annotated version just came out…I flipped through it but didn't see much of anything of interest. I guess we have to wait for 3 and 4 to maybe get some questions answered…

Oh, that's only the tip of the iceberg…

The first volume of Hunter S. Thompsons letters are really amazing - he really might have been one of the sharpest minds on the planet in the early sixties. The guy we met later on was a relative acid casualty w/occasion flashes of brilliance.

The new Deadpool that came out today is a faux-1980's story that hilariously recreates the Jim Shooter era. Brian Posehn is so much cooler that I ever suspected.

I heard that he told his students (but didn't put in the book) that he arrived in Poughkeepsie before he got to NYC and banged a hooker to forget his bad experience getting molested by a priest on the way over. This is the sort of history you'll find when my hometown comes up!

That sounds kind of asinine. It's a small minority of truthers who think that the passenger manifest is an invention.

William Faulkner can write an exhaust pipe gag that would really make you think.

The comic adaptations are beautiful as well.

Ugh. I remember having that conversation freshman year.

Those who write upon these walls
Should roll their shite in little balls
And those who read these words of wit
Should eat these little balls of shite.

No one who speaks German could be a bad man.

That's Aramaic, actually. I heard it in a documentary like…ten years ago.

I don't see why everyone is making a fuss about three hillbillies who went offroading in a pickup and submerged their tailpipe in the mud.

Crazily AWESOME!