I read this as "modern" at first (a problem I have a lot) and enjoyed the comment that way too!

Jimmy is one of my favorite entertainers but his hard-on against Sanders is weird and off-putting. All he ever says to explain it is "he's awful."

What "reality" did he represent though? That being fat is bad?

The entire comment section is a pretty long read.

People mocking your opinions, people calling you an asshole for your opinions, people not associating with you for your opinions, and people shouting you down in discussion for your opinions are not examples of oppression. They are examples of those people's freedom of speech and freedom of choice.

Booker talked about being a WCW guy in the Fastlane pre-show.

This is why I think it's a good idea to like musicians for the music they make rather than what they represent socially or how cool they seem to be as people.

Dance music is fucking great.

I've only watched Jenny Slate's appearance on GDwH but that was a delight as is everything she does.

Is he Johnny Ray?
Is he Slim Ray?
Is he Faye Ray?
Who wants to know? Who wants to know?

Yeah I think he even says something about it being the wrong way.

I only know 3 or 4 sublime songs, never bought an album, and didn't know their lead singer's name prior to reading this, but I think their popular tunes had some enjoyable melodies (especially Santeria). Jonah Ray sounds like a bit of a douche with his dated punk-rock elitism. I would like to hear a list of ways…

I find it insane that only one voter mentioned Never Not Funny.

zetes: yes the "we ain't got shit" is somewhat racial in nature, because the black guy was given the afro pick.  Nothing super egregious but that was the whole joke.