His rationale might be the worst reasons I've ever read for disliking a band/album. I mean, I knew someone was going to say "actually, I dislike both" but jeez.

Agreed. Being on a jury was one of the most interesting and terrible experiences of my life. Interesting because of seeing the judicial process at work in real life (I'm a nerd like that!) But awful because not only was it a child molestation case, but deciding on someone's guilt, and therefor altering their entire…

I started playing a Star Wars RPG with some of my friends (who were also my old role playing gang when we were young) after not playing anything D&D-like for nearly 20 years. I really thought it would be embarrassing to role play now that I'm adult, but it's been a lot of fun getting the band back together, so to…

So trashy, sleazy show is in fact, trashy and sleazy

The 47th version of Duncan Idaho was, apparently, the dumb one.

Yeah! Where's my endless "Great Job, Internets!?"

Yay a multiplayer game. Yay…

That's all I wanted!

Has anybody found the helmet?

I prefer the term "Crazy Cat Gentleman," thank you very much.

God damn it, Larry…

Beautiful. Like a breath of fresh air.

It rhymes. It's like shitty poetry.

I think that Republicans in general know that they might strongly dislike Trump, but an investigation that could lead to impeachment would be extremely bad for the party (and that is all that matters to them.) So they'll defend the asshole until they go down with the ship.

So that's what Phillip Jennings was up to in the early 1970s.

As a Texan I shouldn't know what these things are, However I married an Iowan so of course I've had loose meat sandwiches many times. They aren't bad, but I don't get the obsession. For my wife though, it's less about quality of the sandwich as it is about nostalgia for her home. The corn, however, really is the best…

Beeman?

Trial and Error is also fantastic. As much as it's fun to shit on NBC (it is), they have 3 really great comedies that I love. Can't really say that about any other network.

So that's why Han calls him Golden Rod.

They'll save that for the inevitable Bear Grylls/Star Trek crossover.