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Jim Rockford
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Thank god I was an adult in the 90s, and thus immune to fashion.

Reading this article made me realize I've heard most of these songs and yet never realized they were Toby Keith.

ZING!

Who remembers Costner and Hackman in that? It was all about Sean Young and her lingerie.

If you don't get your cock in 30 minutes or less it's free!

"But hey, that can happen to anyone. Right? RIGHT?"

And the Friday morning playing of "I Wanna Bang on the Drum All Day".

Wouldn't shower pizza just get unbearably soggy?

Those five-toed monstrosities are all the rage in my town. They're just about the ugliest thing on a person, and that includes Uggs and mullets.

Old Spice also smells like every aging alcoholic I've ever known.

Sugartits, why are you letting your canine friends tell you what footwear to buy?

LOL

Just like her conniving, lying character Nicki Grant
I think everyone here will heartily agree: Chloe? Fuck you.

Wait…I didnt mean to imply the Iranian hostage situation led to Mark David Chapman gunning down Lennon…though everyone was pretty tense at the time.

Another old timer finally checking in. 1971 here. Co-opting others' touchstones, I saw Star Wars in the theaters when it came out, I remember Americans being held hostage in Iran and how that drove Reagan's win in 1980, as well as John Lennon's murder just a month later.

"But why do you want to be Loretta, Stan?"

The scene that totally freaked me out in Meaning was Terry Gilliam's rastafarian getting a mandatory organ removal. Everyone just coolly going about their business—and one of the harvesters seducing his wife—while Gilliam's screaming, writhing and spurting fountains of blood…I still kinda get the creeps thinking

America would be a better, brighter country if all children were exposed to Monty Python at an early age.

Another side movie of interest is Jabberwocky, which I found absolutely terrifying as a child.

In any discussion of Life of Brian, credit must be given to George Harrison—the man financed the Pythons' movies.