And The Cosby Mysteries! That show had limitless potential!

Check my recent post history and you'll see just how right you are, Troy.

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Dear assholes below:

He didn't say it, but if she was born just a year later in '83, it makes for an awkward joke/reference somehow or is an odd 'coincidence'.

My opinion of someone's mentality hinges somewhat on how aware or not aware of their surroundings they are. I didn't listen to Top 40 radio and wasn't particular tuned into MTV at that time and I heard BSB songs all the fucking time.

So what did he say? "IT'S" 31?

That Zwan record is so great. I'd list Jimmy Eat World, My Chemical Romance, My Morning Jacket, Meg & Dia, Antony & the Johnsons, Beirut, Deftones and Incubus, but I know most of that wouldn't be Indie enough.

Anyone who lived in America in the late 90s was exposed to the constant presence of the Backstreet Boys. That's exactly the concept: "exposed to." You were exposed whether you wanted to be or not.

To you.

I believe he said "she's 31", didn't he?

Fuck you. That angry enough for ya?

No, just a "2,015 minus 1,982 cannot equal 31" truther.

It's not "my definition" of trivia, it's THE definition of trivia—so to disagree with it is to challenge the very essence of language and how we agree upon meaning to communicate and stave off chaos.

I'll stop doing so just as soon as you acknowledge that you're immutably wrong.

That would suggest that everything on Jeopardy! and other quiz shows is "trivia. It isn't. It's information, knowledge.

It's not that it's important whatsoever. It's how it's baffling how oblivious people can be to things right in front of them. Kinda like when someone misspells a word or name in a thread where said word or name is the topic of the thread and written, correctly, over and over.

As this is 2015, it does not.

Hmm. Maybe.

"Jepsen"; "correspondent"..and if Keaton had a kid in '82, wouldn't she have to be at least 32 now, not 31?