i think most don't like him because of the way he dresses. his advocacy for not voting is pretty suspect, but the dude does volunteer a lot of time with the homeless and is a pretty good at talking about addiction.

i like the one with eric andre because anything with eric andre is brilliant.

black logan
boss logan
wolverine's badassssss song

i read this as 'a black version of logan' which got me thinking of a blaxploitation version of an x-men movie which would probably rule, since blaxploitation is the greatest genre in cinematic history.

the only ones i like less are the mcpoyle episodes.

the one thing that's been bothering me the last few episodes is how shitty a couple josh and lucy are. josh not being able to stay at his bachelor party struck me as him being incredibly codependent. the relationship has seemed unhealthy since they jumped ahead a year.

tastes like a fucking cupcake. shit's nasty.

i hope you log off.

my new contrarian take is that this movie holds up and is good actually.

he's the same thing as lil wayne. everyone who loves rap loves him, and every white dude who has cursory interest in hip-hop hates him.

SAGE FRANCIS REFERENCE ON THE AVCLUB?! HOLY SHIT! HIGH SCHOOL ME IS FREAKING OUT.

i'd say he's top ten working right now.

THAT IS A GOOD LYRIC AND IT'S ACTUALLY MARK HOPPUS WHO SINGS ON THAT SONG.

lmao.

access to therapy for people suffering from depression should lower the suicide rate, which is what most gun deaths in america are.

i read the book before seeing the movie. i liked the book. it's weird and plotless.

same. i had really high expectations and ended up disappointed. i also had really loved the wolverine, so days of future past just seemed like a huge letdown.

you could, but most gun deaths in america are suicides. most murders are not spree killings. investing in those things directly addresses the gun problem.

it's the last movie i saw with my ex. childhood favorite of hers, first time seeing it for me. it's impossible for me to judge it fairly.

holy shit, that raises my expectations way too high.