Who knows why this story is trending years later, but I think public poly perception is painted (holy shit, I turned into Sean Penn for a second there) by the fact that the people in healthy poly relationships don’t feel the need to constantly advertise the fact that they’re maintaining a decent relationship, whereas…

That was a good drum break. I feel like making love to all the men tonight.

The byline says this interview is 17 years old, for whatever that’s worth. I’m going to assume it’s getting pushed to the front by some sort of algorithm and/or today’s news, rather than any desire to promote the dude.

Can I still sing along to The Geto Boys’ “Chuckie” if I don’t actually feel like eating a bag of barbecued broke legs and have never made a polar bear spit up?

I had much the same reaction to Gang Starr. I can totally understand the appeal, and enjoyed a few of their singles, but it just never fully got there for me. Like you, I was also unable to get past a bit of their attitude, and for me it was their need to interject the idea of their understanding of ‘jazz’ into…

As email groups got collectively worse over the past few years, me and my friends eventually just moved to text based communications, and I don’t think we’re ever getting that cat back into the bag since a few members are operating without PCs and/or active email accounts. Personally, I think that’s a shame, as it…

Keep making ‘em Rob, and eventually you might have 90+ minutes of quality film work! Lords of Salem was so very almost interesting for a handful of fleeting moments, and yet somehow not at all in total.

I dunno where it belongs in this conversation, but I’m particularly grossed out by the rise in step-sibling porn. Not too long ago that would’ve been considered taboo, but now just creeps into ‘normal’ porn without mention. That just doesn’t strike me as a positive cultural indicator.

They were both in 1981's Excalibur, though I don’t remember them spending much screen time together.

His head, so round.

They played that cover of “I Want to Hold Your Hand” during the last tour run. It was just as fucking horrible/excellent as you’d imagine.

Once you realize the importance of shelf real estate in the food retail world everything starts to look a little different. Oreo for example is a good example of the lengths a company will go to, in order to fill shelf space. They know practically nobody wants/needs Swedish Fish or Red Hots flavored, but they also…

Consider that YOU are the person who is personally and directly calling someone else a ‘garbage person’ for something they wrote on the internet about an objectively horrible person, whom they have absolutely zero influence over, and whom will never read their words. Re-calibrate your humanity.

Come on Dave, give me a break.

I haven’t watched any of this, and it’s great to hear the good reviews, but I’m a little confused by how absolutely shitty that outfit looks in all the still pictures I’ve seen. It looks like a rejected outfit from 1997's Batman & Robin. Does it look better in motion?

I know I’m the only person in the world who doesn’t particularly care for it, but is it really THAT FUCKING HARD to make ice cream without chunks of industrial grade chocolate?

Now that you mention it, the taste of quinoa ABSOLUTELY reminds me of being a hippy kid in the ‘70s when everything that came out of a health food store and cooked by hippies tasted like absolute shit because none of them had any idea how to cook/season in the first place.

I was born in ‘71 so coincidentally, pretty much all the Mel Brooks after I turned 16 did indeed suck.

Broken Lizard comedies are a good litmus test for an entirely undiscerning sense of humor. You get somewhat of a pass if you were 15 or below at the time of viewing.

Yeah, in between all the head-smashing, gun violence, incest and rape that seem to have crept into just about every American prestige project I’ve found myself on Netflix and Amazon trying to chase down something defined as a drama which contains as little conventional drama as possible. As such BBC period pieces…