What if we really casually started referring to it as High Five?

I'm told it's a masterwork of typesetting. We shouldn't let an uncomfortable message overshadow the craftsmanship.

They should have just stuck with Yakety Sax.

Hey, we could be vomit-buddies! I too only chuck the beef with serious drinking.

Or lack thereof, nyuck nyuck nyuck.

They are, I've been informed, the hip-hoppin-est

It's given at least one awkward white guy an excuse to listen to some raps.

No, I said the review doesn't need to prove anything more than it already has.

No, I'm arguing that the justifications provided in this review are good enough for me to understand what the author is saying, agree or disagree, and decide whether or not I want to listen to this album.

Mustaine's entire career as a songwriter is plenty of evidence that his lyrics don't benefit from higher resolution inspection.

I think you're being stubborn.

I didn't read it that way, I guess. I think the reviewer is expressing a lot of conflicted feelings about their response to this album, loving some parts and hating others. JJA doesn't deny that, but the review has to have a letter grade attached, and I think people are latching onto that instead of the complexity…

Maybe that's why we should keep in mind that Letter Grades aren't really a coherent way of articulating our reactions to complex art.

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I can't bring myself to actually hate Rose, because there were several very good episodes where she was an integral part of things, and I think she helped the show figure out what direction it would go in the modern era, for better or worse.

Season 4 of Angel evolved into such a mess by the end, I feel like Connor gets a harsh rap for being the angst-y teenage face in all of it. Season 5 salvaged a lot just by fingering the "Reset" butthole.

I don't think the far right and the far left are morally equivalent as ideologies, but I think far-right people are morally equivalent with far left people. Most of the rightists I've known, lived, and worked with were pretty opposed to exploitation and violence, they just believed there were other, better mechanisms…

Hey, it could also be about Muslims from Asia.

I'm willing to give Anselmi a little wiggle room on that line. I'm assuming it's just a poorly thought out phrase, meant to be interpreted as "Of course Mustaine has the right to sing about his beliefs, but…" etc.

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