I'm okay w/the crowd - a thousand friends I haven't met w/lots to talk about is fine by me. Without that it's just…stuff. I don't really care about stuff.

I really liked LOTD. Once you make your'e peace w/the fact that time has broken up any sense of continuity w/the trilogy it's a great movie, albeit w/an unbelievably stupid ending.

I was unemployed December of last year and spent around thirty hours on the phone w/their Costa Rican call center, mailing my laptop to Texas twice and getting a home visit from a tech guy who was completely unfamiliar w/my model.

Zombie Bud was affable. And Mena Suvari looked great in ACU's - I hardly noticed her in American Beauty, but DAMN…

Budgetary issues are the only reason it's usually labelled the weakest of the three. So there's some potential here.

Was there ever an Andrew Cunanan movie?

I think that actually got auctioned off at a used car lot a few months back. Although that might have been Jesse's car.

"This event is sold out. Advance reservations are no longer being taken. Tickets may become available at the door on a first-come, first-served standby from 6:00 p.m. onwards."

The rights to Flatulent Fox are problematic since apparently he was based on a true story.

I'm gonna level with you man…this was a prank call that kind of backfired. If it's okay with you i'm just gonna back out now.

I motion that your reference stinks and is ugly.

I retract my question.

I don't recall saying good luck.

My favorite thing about it was how seamlessly it passed on from Moore to Gaiman. That was refreshing and heartwarming given the way comic authors typically sabotage their successors and disparage their predecessors.

I wrote a six page script for that the night I saw the episode. True story!

I stand by my statement.

@avclub-53ef3f6607f8a9d210d7ceb6c2eab5e8:disqus You probably shouldn't google "Tragedy of Summerhall".

Somewhat baffled there wasn't another vote…

Nope, just her boyfriend!

Ozymandias was also terrible, albeit pretty. But the conversation between Travis Bickle and Rorschach provided a moment of giddy fun at least.