I think streaming services can afford to take chances on content that doesn't appeal to a broad base because they can lure people in and keep them. I think once people have Netflix they stay, so Netflix can create an LGBT show that draws in another half million people who really want that show then they stick around.…

Or Alexander Skarsgard

Your lovely TurkeyLumps? Gonna get get get you drunk?

I found it very distracting that Trevor from Grand Theft Auto was the main Savior talking shit to Rick

Strang Days

I would go see it but I think I'll be hanging by the pool, chasing the muff around instead.

so its the role that chick from Goonies/Die Hard had, only hotter with more negotiating skills?

They cast JK Simmons as Susannah to teach his honky ass

He hated the Shining because it is a completely different vision of the characters/motivations/story from what he wrote. To say he has no taste because he didn't like a version of what many consider to be his best novel veering so far from the source material as to be barely recognizable is… something.

*quickly scans room to make sure no black people are present

I think you can start with book 2. There is no real way to make the primary story a standalone, but book 2 is part of the heart and soul of the series. the key elements of the first book could be told in flashback or through the tv series medium if they still go that route.

I know he plays a great addict/mentee in Breaking Bad, but Aaron Paul is pushing 40 and will probably be pushing 50 by the time the series ends. Any thoughts on Miles Teller as Eddie?

except Paul is like 37 years old and Eddie is supposed to be in his early 20s

Lobstrocities or GTFO.

not because he's fat. Not because he has birds on his back.
It's because he's horny. HORNY!

His flows glow like phosphorous.

for your information there's an inflammation in my tear gland.

there's just a little bit of dust in my eyes from the path that you made when you said your goodbyes.

These were available at my book fairs starting in like 3rd grade. The 80s man. I tell ya. Different times.

"I'm sick of following my dreams. I'm just going to ask them where they're going and hook up with them later."