Yeah, it's supposed to be "Rappin' Rodney."

That's not funny — sometimes people can stroke out right in front of you and you might not even filigree apogee perigee Baby Ruth Baby Ruth Baby Ruth

That's a hall-of-famer right there.
Is it possible that Nick Schager is trying to invoke the style of the film? I haven't seen The Fourth Man, but amidst the turmoil of Schager's prose (?) I see that he does reference Buñuel. Could this be a grand stylistic "punk" on the reader?

Covering her breasts in bed to make her look more like a boy, Krabbé

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Could Nick Schager be doing a kind of Buñuel-esque thing with his writing in the above piece?

I think you could make an argument (and someone probably has) that Def Leppard were the Eagles of the 80s:
enormous sales (2 diamond-certified albums. Diamond!);
atypically large female fan base for a rock band;
perpetual lack of critical respect;
slightly more sophisticated songwriting than their peers;
known for their…

I don't get this, but I like it.

I'm picking up on your sarcasm there.

Admiral, would you like to try my shake?

HEY-ooooh!

HEY-ooooh!

The point being that FutureWalt may have KILLED Marie. Whose last name is Lambert. Like Walt's alias. Is this thing on?

Are you saying that the "traits of the dead" theory is meant to contend that Walt is "pretending" to be Skyler? Because… huh?

Yes… Jesus… that's… ok, listen: that's why I used the word "also." As in, "both" or "as well."

@bjlanguid:disqus , you make some terrific points (Theme song, Yaphet Kotto, the funeral), but the bulk of the film is nonetheless made up of Bond slowly wandering around New York and New Orleans, doing… nothing much. And, stunning beauty aside, isn't Jane Seymore utterly wasted? Even by Bond Girl standards?

@avclub-946dca6d0d2657cfc194c3d4fd39ccb3:disqus , in that regard it's like the pod race from the Phantom Menace: fun, energetic racing = yay! Greg Proops yapping over the entire thing = boo!

@avclub-912e9b71e233d0beef1e1a7749f29463:disqus , I agree about Diamonds. Actually, I take that back: It features Jill St. John and Lana Wood, so, you know, yowza. But otherwise it's pretty listless.

Damn, @DonkeyLeaps:disqus took my dare!

That is how it works after all — hopefully the finale will be set on Zeist.