It's "(and) I, for one, welcome our new insect overlords".

MENDOZAAAA!

How cool would it be, if they put the last line in the review on the DVD promotional material.

Thank you, Mrs. Whiskers.
I was wondering if I was the only one who have seen a substantial decline in the number of articles posted. And most of the articles are short, and not very worked-through.
AV Club has taken a turn for the worse, and it happend around the time the changed the layout. They got, what,…

Fascinating, that is:-) Yes, it's friday night and I'm (slightly)drunk again. *sigh*

In his (and my) defence, we were both drunk.
I'm usually pretty good with languages (english is not my first language), but polish is another story all together. But facsinating, none the less.

Goddammit. I certainly do not pretend to understand the rules of polish pronunciation, but I asked my polish room mate, and wrote it down just like he said. Just trying to help out a fellow here.
Where were you during my self-embarrasment?

FUCK Jerry Seinfeld. The sitcom was great, but he's a giant douche.
I saw him on Letterman some time after 9/11, and it was one of the most racist things I've ever seen on network TV (hint: he didn't like arabs). It was actually almost as bad as the Kramer/n*****-thing, except it was ok to hate arabs in public at that…

York Township will be in litigation in years, for stealing the title of The School Factory's first album. Either that, or we hit the same random quotation…

Or maybe I won't care. I haven't decided yet…

If Ledger and Rourke doesn't win, I'll destroy the world.

It's Sja-sja-cow-ianka Dja-vors-no.

I had the european version of Ill Communication on disc. The jewel case was a dark green, and the bit with the french chick speaking on an answering machine was cut out for some reason.

Working for DC, and not securing the rights to your own creations does not make you a maverick, it makes you naive…
PS: ("I work for you, you pay me, you get the rights"= selling your rights to a second party)
I understand why Moore is pissed. But my point is this: no crappy adaptations can take away the power of the…

If you don't want Hollywood to make crappy, dumbed-down versions of your work, then don't sell the rights. It's kind of in the sentence. "I'm SELLING MY RIGHTS". League O.E.G. was horrible, but that doesn't take anything away from the original work.