@avclub-29539ed932d32f1c56324cded92c07c2:disqus : Well, that's a rhetorical question right? You need to take a good long look at yourself to find the answer to that one.

I remember when Eminem showed up I thought he'd wind up like Robert Van Winkle in a decade. And he basically did, but Ice somehow became cool again in some ironic retro sort of way.

So what your'e saying is it would be unthinkable for you to associate with a blue collar peasant in one of the flyover states. Gotcha.

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And following party lines means ignoring or rationalizing the misdeeds of the team you chose, rendering everyone involved co-conspirators in the mutual hypocrisy.

The depiction of Zimmerman was every bit as sardonic as the time they had Michael Jackson, or the group of acquitted murderers in "Butters very own episode".

I turned it off after half an hour out of boredom. But then I skipped most of S2 of Walking Dead too.

Why would you even bother going onto social media just to talk to people who agree with you? To look at cat videos and baby pictures all day?

That makes more sense then anything else.

He also said it went to jury though, and it was clear that Cartman's misbehavior had been swept under the rug.

I think of The Doors as a depiction of every masturbation fantasy he had about being Jim Morrison while he was in Nam, with a framework provided by the book Danny Sugerman wrote about doing the same thing while working as his personal assistant.

Look out Itchy! He's Irish!

I basically look exactly like you would expect a leprechaun would only a bit taller, and if I had a swear jar it would look like Scrooge Mcduck's money bin.

Is that the theory that full blooded Neanderthals lived in Celtic areas in inbred isolation far longer than previously suspected?

My watering hole in the old hometown is actually named after that movie, has memorabilia on the walls and everything: http://www.darbyogills.com/

That's why Sidney Poitier agreed to appear on Amos and Andy.

Seconded.

Head forty miles south and you'll find that it can get much, much worse.

He'll last forever, like the jar of pickled eggs in Moe's tavern. For precisely the same reasons.

Yeah, even if shaking stuff up doesn't work out it still beats the alternative. For those who can't get into it there's still five or more decades of back issues to enjoy while they wait it out.