To me, it doesn’t feel “broader” as much as “heightened.” It signaled from its opening shot—a drone shot—as well as a couple others (one shot tailing behind Larry as he walked somewhere jumped out for how cinematic it was, by Curb standards at least) that this season is going to be less “fly on the wall” than the show…

Booooooooooooooooo
Double dad joke
Booooooooooooooooooo

Hey, if your maladies are so ridiculously minor that they can be cured by lemons, water and sunshine, good for you. But that’s not true of people with real diseases and illnesses, so maybe count your good fortune and do not say that crap around people with actual problems.

I was just thinking about this sort of thing earlier this morning. It’s like, people who promote or engage in bad behavior get rewarded,literally. The “Cash Me Outside” girl? (if you don’t know who that is,you’re smarter than half the population) They gave her a million dollar record deal. You miss a payment or mess…

How many times has someone mistakenly thought your last name was Indiana?

I’m sorry, but season two has just started. Screw people who have put the show off for this long. Spoilerphobia on the internet is out of hand. At what point are non-procrastinators allowed to discuss something they watched in a timely manner?

Tahani. Tahini is sesame paste.

... there’s a disclaimer at the top of the article.

If only we all had such an awful backup plan just waiting around for us.

I’m sorry, but I have to defend Christians here. I, myself am not one, but there are tons of really great people that are actually doing everything they can to help people during time and a lot of them are doing it through their church’s relief efforts. That being said, Joel Osteen, is NOT a Christian. Joel Osteen is…

I thought it held up fine - they seemed to play fair there, with there usually being a second level to the conversation you;d pick up on rewatch.

The timing isn’t as close as with Chris Cornell’s passing (I was delving into Soundgarden that week), but I was just starting to really get into Steely Dan in earnest this year, reading a bunch about them and picking up Aja. I’ll echo what others have said, that Becker’s legacy of music with Fagen seems like one that…

Like a lot of people from fractured families, Steely Dan is one of the very few things I ever had in common with my dad. He was into them, and frankly those records are about the only good thing he ever left me.

Your everlasting summer you can see it fading fast/So you grab a piece of something that you think is gonna last/But you wouldn’t know a diamond if you held it in your hand/The things you think are precious I can’t understand

For those of us in college in the late 1970s (you know, old people) Steely Dan was a really important band for those road trips to university and to study by. I had Aja on vinyl and 8 track. I can listen to any cut and be immediately transported to cramming for Organic Chemistry, driving long stretches of two…

We tried that. Rich people decided:

Regardless of how he donates this whole situation is the perfect example of the old “ If a rich man wants to help the poor, he should pay his taxes gladly, not dole out money at a whim” quote.

RIP WALL

I think it’s some type of roadway vacuum device

Prob texting on their phone, not paying attention.