Thank you. I changed my profile picture today to honor him.

Thanks. He'd been such a strong presence in my life for so long and a stabilizing influence on my depression that it's hard to accept that I'll have to carry on without him. I'll persevere, because that's what he would want me to do. He wasn't even my dog at first. My sister's coworker found a puppy in their yard and…

I'm OK with it because it let me make the following joke in reply to a comment here a while ago.

I don't know where to post about this, but my dog died in his sleep last night. He was well over 13 years old and it wasn't unexpected, because he was a big (90-lb) German Shepherd-Golden Retriever mix. Thirteen years is a lot of years for a big dog. It's still difficult to process, though. He'd been having problems…

It's not like I mentioned The Shining or anything.

- James Woods (allegedly)

That was my "worst movie you saw in a theater" from a Q&A a while back. So damn aggressively ugly and awful.

He's getting too old for this shit. Oh, Donald Glover. Never mind.

George Washington and Abraham Lincoln giving the thumbs up look on from the clouds.

They are definitely more about the character "Kelly" and his increasing frustration at a changing world he doesn't understand than they are about any actual topic. I happened to find a good article about it when I was reading about Ward Sutton.

No one understands him but his woman.

Then we can dig it.

Shut your mouth!

I'm wishing the best to all of you who have lost parents - recently or not. My dad died of cancer 16 years ago and it's sometimes still hard to believe he's gone. He was a biology teacher and donated his body to medical science so others could still learn from him, which seemed fitting. I built his headstone myself…

Following yesterday's article about porn search misspellings, I wonder if she's a stridemon.

They are intentionally terrible and have the recurring theme of the angry, bitter "artist"making attacks against his personal grudges - ex-wife, kids, etc., so I suppose we're not really meant to completely understand what motivates him. I didn't know until at least a year after they started that they are drawn by…

It's different in his case because he's a manly, red-blooded, Real American Man with a gun (who shit his pants so he wouldn't have to pick up a gun and go fight for America).

Bet they don't have any insurance, either.

That's probably why they were always ramming into each other.

Repeat to yourself: "It's just a show, I should really just relax."