and dazed & confused, where he was also not affleck

i've never heard of this person before and i was the opposite of a fan of the few minutes of swordfish i watched (fridging halle berry? are you KIDDING), but damn, you have to appreciate when someone's name is a grammatically correct sentence.

the original point break was a revelation for me, so i'd probably watch at least a sequel or two. part of the greatness of the movie is the ambiguous ending, though, and that'd obviously get wrecked.

and ewan mcgregor and spud from trainspotting in addition to eric bana. i always found it funny how many of the cast were faking an american accent.

this is the most snowflake shit i've ever heard. fox news is part of the machine that shouts from on high "guns don't kill people" "lack of access to healthcare doesn't kill people". yet intangible, justified hatred of a billionaire, that's what we need to feel bad about. fuck you, bill. and fuck roger ailes, too.

judging by a recent picture of that joel mchale show that just tanked, he totally has.

even if that were all they did, do have any idea how many low income people don't know how to use computers? i've spent countless hours making referrals/googling for people who couldn't find a doctor, housing, their benefits office, etc.

there are college sophomores of pretty much every age imaginable. life happens, dude.

not only that, they had a very different aesthetic. i also wanna say their music was stylistically very different, but then, pearl jam and nirvana had very little in common. hm. it's an interesting question.

people never consider depression a fatal disease, but really it can be.

smashing pumpkins was not grunge

so jealous. i can't even imagine what he would've sounded like unplugged. that must've been amazing.

you know my name is such an underrated song. but then, cornell was an underrated artist. it felt like he was more of a workhorse than a diva, so he tended to fly under the radar. a shame because he definitely had the best voice of anyone in that group.

chris cornell was so lowkey compared to the other grunge frontmen. i don't recall any news stories about him before this. maybe i just wasn't paying attention, but he seemed to just keep his head down and concentrate on the music,

also there were the two—count 'em, TWO—instances of a villain forcing oliver to choose between women he loved & then murdering one of them. and yet they're still far, far better than the flash.

jane the virgin says hey

barry & oliver have fantastic chemistry that brings out the best in both actors. i wouldn't really call myself a fan of either of them, but i love them together.

i really, really hate that about this show. they take fridging to an entirely new level.

also spike lee's old boy felt like it was taken behind the woodshed and given the old yeller treatment.

the only time holt mixed business with pleasure, dating a colleague.