I am a huge fan of Teriyaki Town on Sandy at 44th in Portland. Looks sketchy as fuck, but it's cheap and delicious, when you ask for it spicy, it costs extra but it's actual spicy not just sriracha and goddamn if they don't do their rice just right.

It does, and it did.

Yes, that is technically more likely.

The thing about gender and sexual identities is that they are, by definition, self defined. The only person who gets to decide if a person is transgender is that person. You don't get to tell someone that they are wrong about that because you dislike them.

you don't have to like someone to accept their gender identity.

I'm trying to come up with a metaphor for this, but actually if you don't understand the problem here, I don't think a metaphor is going to help…

I wonder if we share a trans friend…

As recognitions pointed out, if you are questioning someones gender identity because you don't like them, that's not 100% supportive of the LGBTQ community.

You are surprised… By the level of vitriol in these comments…

I saw a screening and frankly, I really enjoyed it.

I saw a screening of this last week. I don't expect it to perform well in theaters, but I actually enjoyed it quite a bit, though the girlfriend stuff was pretty weak sauce. I wonder if the dudes memoirs are any good?

Strangely, the Asylum knockoff, Abraham Lincoln vs Zombies is actually pretty wonderful.

Pretty sure 'jump the shark' came first, both as an event and a reference.

Actually, yeah. That is exactly what I was saying. Get to it!

Because it literally gets you high?

Man, the Charles Bradley cover of Sabbath is some good shit. https://www.youtube.com/wat…

Bloody hell, as I wad reading this, my bus went past the Hollywood theater here in Portland and I very nearly jumped off, because there's a screening of it starting in 10 minutes. I think I chose poorly, but I have seen it so many times…

In fact, I believe they DID play with Cookie Mongoloid when they came through Portland last year. I missed that show, but I saw them last week, and I tell you what, they are actually pretty great. Ronald Osbourne really does an amazing job of capturing Ozzys pure cocaine insanity, and the band fucking kills.

I saw Mac Sabbath last week. They were rad, and if you can go see them for free, you definitely should.

Oh, yeah, when I finally found a show I was willing to drive 3 hours for, the vouchers totally don't work.