That's happened to me exactly once and I can assure you she will never be forgotten. Probably not in the way she wants, though.

With no traffic and no need to regard speed limits, it definitely would cut down on the time required.

Actually, I think this is precisely why Jurassic World works better than any of the other sequels. Chris Pratt is always reliable.

Lewis Black was the first comic I ever saw perform live. He came to my college in 2003 or 2004, which was definitely him in his prime. For me it was an eye opening experience simply because it was my first comedy show.

Hangouts is actually pretty great for this as it can accommodate a bunch of people and they don't charge for that like Skype does.

If this track is a hint of things to come, this album is gonna be his best yet. This is fantastic.

I saw that. He isn't credited in the tracklist, and listening to the track its hard to tell if he's singing on it at all or just playing guitar. Would definitely be interested to hear the version they worked on with Graham Coxon. I wonder if that's the alternate version that will be included on the Deluxe Vinyl? Every…

I'm not sure if that was a mistake or just fucking with readers or what, because I scoured the tracklist on Pitchfork and…nothin'.

I avoid pretty much all Newswires now as a result of this. Stop fucking tricking me in to giving you more clicks in exchange for a shittier user experience.

I did the same thing with RTJ2. I kept repeating tracks 1-4 and just starting over. Finally realized there was an entire other 2/3 of the record and that it was equally great.

+1 here! Gilbert has made his money on having a grating personality, but he really is a genuinely nice, caring man. Its refreshing to hear him just be himself on his podcast. Love it. His and Norm McDonalds are probably my two favorite podcasts ever.

I was thinking of the Marathon trilogy. Not sure why I thought there was an O in there. (I mean, there is, just not at the beginning haha).

Yeah, it is all in there. And it is super dark but goddamn brilliant.

To be fair, the stronger of the two got an A-. I think both grades are fair if you're comparing to his prior work. The Austin one is by no means his strongest work, while still great. Age of Spin comes close. Let's see what the next one does. He's clearly building to something here.

I was at the taping for The Age of Spin, and am so glad to be able to relive it again. So glad they left in the Shandling and Phife tributes at the end.

If you think he's funny and who he was as a person is only repugnant because of "these times", you should look up the story of his opening act and best friend Carl some time.

There's also the fact that he was fucking his best friend/opening act's wife and fathered the child the dude was raising.

Man, every time I learn something new about Kinison, the more I think he was a giant piece of shit.

One of the best Flanders lines in the entire series.

*SPOILERS AHEAD*