I'd like to make her end meet my *shots fired* goddammit I was going to say my neighbour, Dr. Royston. He knows a lot about butt health.

I'm not surprised to hear that the secret inner workings of Game of Thrones can be exposed by meth.

That's a right triangle you idiot!

Long may you put on the Ritz.

I lost that drive after seeing comments like "well, this sucks" (~76 upvotes), "this asshole should have his balls cut off" (~342 upvotes) or "I got a Community notification for this?" (~1512 upvotes). The currency lost its value to me. Now all I have is my collection of antique rectal thermometers to keep me happy.

Mine is people smoking cigarettes but not inhaling, or a camera cutaway when the person would have inhaled. If you're going to have people smoke in a show, have them do it right. Mad Men got it right with herbal cigarettes that, as far as I know, don't imperil the health of the actor.

Leolo.

I will inform five-year-old me that he sucks.

Depends on how it was recorded. If it's been recorded on protools onto a computer, you might as well buy the cd. If it was recorded well in analogue, it's a treat for your ears to listen to it that way.

The selling point for cassettes wasn't just their price. Vinyl got scratched and accumulated static. With a cassette, you could listen to your favourite albums without all the auxiliary noise caused by scratches and static.

I did it, oy vey

It's the shmoikel of life!

WHATEVER YOU'RE SELLING I'M BUYING

You know full well it is a sacred ceremony that takes place when a 15-year-old something or other turns into a bat.

I have apologized when people have stepped on my foot, as though I ought to have known that they needed to step there. It's just automatic, buddeh!

Oh I agree—I did admit to seeing him on several occasions, though the shows I have seen were hit and miss. I love his singing on Love and Theft, and actually his voice on the new crooning album is surprisingly good. He does his best with what's left of it, for sure.

Stupid metabamolism.

Ah Dylan does the same thing, but then he mostly reduces all of his melodies now to his three favourite notes.

Having paid, on more than one occasion, to hear Bob Dylan gargle the phone book, I am always pretty impressed with the way Springsteen's voice has lasted.

I actually noticed his West Country accent for the first time last night when I watched the episode—some of his r's were quite strong. Not War Horse or Hagrid strong, but definitely noticeable even for a Canadian like myself.