Everyone in this thread? Still alive
I don't know why people are bothering to bitch at you, because deep down I think you know that Hologram Tupac is the corny current-events reference someone's late night tv-watching dad would use to anchor a troll comment intended to upset alt Gen Xers confronted with their own mortality and that is the greatest…
One of my major life goals in eighth grade was taping this off of MTV or VH1 during one of their late night music video blocks, but a watched pot never boils: http://www.youtube.com/watc…
I knew he was sick but punch in the gut is right, I can't believe how upsetting this is to me
Spider-Man is the major superhero most likely to get in internet bitch fights on AV Club comments sections, unless you count Aquaman's constant lobbying for renewed coverage of the Adam Carolla podcast
St. Vincent girl's quietly pained reactions to the foam were killing me. Also I really hope Ghost Hitchens makes further appearances.
That Ryan Adams song is "Break Stuff" for Wye Oak fans
I didn't wanna say it, but I thought the shit out of it
Rob Delaney sounds like an Ed Helms character
This website is the wrong crowd
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I think those are the lyrics to one of the ones I'd skip on Get Behind Me Satan
The picture and the pull quote on the front page come off like he is a character in a film adaptation of a charmingly absurd classic children's book. Jack White IS Mr. Blunderbuss
@avclub-b52b6fdb906d03eb3fbba47a3e70240d:disqus - Crankshaft, WHY DO I KNOW THIS, is a WWII veteran! Realistically that time jump was probably about three months
I think a more relevant comparison would be whether a male comedian with a similar watch-me -say-bad-things schtick catches a similar level of shit. Also Tig had to take out a restraining order on a stalker.
Laboring Under Delusions street team
I got bad news for you buddy
Cast the ensemble romantic comedy about a bunch of people who buy Rachel Dratch's book to get the upper hand on the opposite sex
I went over a decade between the last time I saw it at a sleepover and the first time I saw it as an adult and could not believe how funny it ended up being. When my friend wanted to rent it I thought it was going to be like two 22-year-olds sitting down to watch A Goofy Movie.