"Fun" is a good word for it. They played music loud and fast, but it wasn't mean or too serious or overly violent or "I want to fuck you with a sword while wearing the head of a dead pig" metal. Which I always appreciated.

I loved this show as a kid. And then one day I found out RDA and I have the same birthday and it was without a doubt the best thing that had ever happened to me at that point in life.

May I ask which DVD it was? Armageddon Criterion edition?

Great call! I mean, North Korea doesn't lower itself to these petty legal battles. They go straight to the fucking nukes!

Wow, do I hate her.

I thought it was a before/after thing like Constantinople and Istanbul?

Your mother's boudoir.

Or South Park!

EDIT: found a better place for this comment.

I think you mean Portuguese.

Are you dumb? Boondock Saints 2 was so fucking terrible it almost ruined Halloween for me that year.

God dammit, I definitely had that poster.

Netflix once sent AV Club a scratched DVD copy of Terminator 2 and they've never let it go.

It was the AMC in Times Square I think and it was a long time ago.

Sadder than that you read every damn word of it?

And he's doing tons of work for tech startups and the like. It's not that he's too old and dumb to understand this stuff. He just thinks it's stupid. And in his defense, all the stuff presented before movies looks pretty stupid.

I'm a New Yorker and I think I'd be ok with him being mayor for as long as he wants to.

Tell those fucking tourists, man!

This gets to a point I was going to make….why the hell would he go to a regular theater? He could hire the entire cast to perform it in his living room if he wanted.

Were they immediately set on fire?