I got into him via After the Goldrush. But I'd agree that Rust Never Sleeps is a pretty good way to go as well. Or you might also try Live at Massey Hall.

JVS, it's nice to know you appreciate my mother too. How did you meet? Was she at your embroidery class?

Good Feeling still does it for me, even through the layers of schmaltz. I guess it has something to do with being sixteen and having my heart broken.

MBS, you should indeed get into YHFT and Wilco generally. Sky Blue Sky is possibly the album to change your mind. I've played it to loads of my friends, some of them who had heard of Wilco and weren't bothered, others who hadn't even heard of them (yes, I have some friends who aren't hipsters) and it's been uniformly…

Very painful indeed. Kyle, have a hug yourself.

The cover's not as good as Chocolate and Cheese though, I have to say.

Sheesh.

Actually I rarely, if ever, make any reference to sauce. Of course, I'm just lulling you all in to a false sense of security then… BAM.

No one is safe. Not even people living in East Angular.

Toast Hog?

No, THIS is some kind of joke:

I'm fairly new around here so maybe I haven't got the full long game perspective, but I too like MBS for his enthusiasm and for his refreshing lack of snark. Although I'm sure he can hand out the snark when he wants to.

They'll be dancing in the streets of Network Solutions tonight.

Was Breach well received in the US? I'd never heard of it until it popped up on Sky Movies the other day - maybe the subject matter isn't that appealing to a UK audience, but I thought it was pretty good. Chris Cooper is fantastic (as ever) and I didn't mind Phillippe that much either. As MBS says, he suits smug…

If the silvery roof was made of tar it may not have allowed for the efficient washing away of bird faeces (feces, if you're outside the UK). I presume the other houses in the surrounding area used a different type of roofing product, e.g. tiles, slates, etc. Please therefore provide figures in relation to the amount…

You rest your case?!

I want to know what happened to that Seth Rogan guy. Any ideas?

It's not that difficult though, is it? It's not like we Brits love him.

Back in 1939 eveyone slept in twin beds anyway. Therefore any wife putting her cold feet on her husband's legs would have to have weirdly long legs, which has got to be a demerit. And probably explains the cold feet - it's poor circulation, isn't it.

The lifts on the Nostromo were made by Otis.