Jimmy Buffett at the Lee Civic Center was the first concert I ever saw. The internet tells me it happened November 23, 1983, two months after the release of “One Particular Harbour”. By that point I had spent countless hours listening to his earlier records.

I am trying very hard to avoid the recency effect but holy cow that might have been the worst episode ever.

GOD. DAMN. IT.

I loved that show. Me and 158,999 other people can’t be wrong!

Everyone is more than welcome to their opinion, but to mention how repetitive and boring an episode is and then to spend half the “stray observations” talking about a missing Cecily Strong seems like a real choice. You can’t criticize people for not being clever in such an uninteresting way. I think you are upset…

Saw Bros last night I laughed harder than I have at any movie in a long, long time. Go see it!

I’m a high school teacher and from time to time during a discussion on the First Amendment a white (always male) student will ask why he can’t say that word but Black people can. I let them know that they can say whatever word they want. The government won’t come after them, but depending on the company they keep they…

This title sullies the name of the second-best Fall Out Boy record and it will not stand.

This stinks. I really enjoy “Young Rock” and this move certainly does not bode well.

I’m not sure how you have the temerity to reply to me when I was very clear in my original post that I got you.

I’m not sure we needed a first season, let alone a second.

I saw a preview and Bay’s right. There are whole scenes where Jake Gyllenhaal doesn’t have any fur on his hands.

I can’t believe I sat through a three-hour-long My Chemical Romance video.

“Hey Raylan, I’ve noticed you’ve been spending a lot of time with Rex Ryan.”

“Yep. We dig toes together.”

Great! Just the other day I was saying that the 0nly things missing from my favorite show of all time were hours of unnecessarily graphic violence towards women and a torrent of racial epithets!

Checked out Death on the Nile. It’s...fine. It could have easily been 40 minutes shorter with absolutely no impact on the story. Oh, and let’s just say that Gal Gadot’s acting in the second half of the film is much more lifelike than it is in the first act.

I have been debating this in my head for the past ten days. Yours is exactly the thoughtful analysis I was hoping for.

For those who have watched both series (not the terrible Tom Cruise iteration):

I am Survivor AOC and you are Survivor Joe Manchin.

I have had no problem whatsoever following everything that is happening. And I’m an idiot.

I’ve missed Nate Ruess! fun. really holds up. Such a great voice, but he has (mostly) fallen off the radar for the past few years.