Same. It got to the point that I don't even care or want to know what Morningstar is. And I hate that Ron and Leslie aren't friends right now.

I kind of agree. Love Eichner, but he would have made a great recurring town hall meeting weirdo.

The Tammy impression was the best part of the show. The crotch blocker killed me.

"I never wear shoes, because they make me fall down…."

As usual, I hate that I laughed at this, but dammit, did I.

I know right? He also has teenage twin sons and 4 sons altogether. I'm sure he is a customer and has seen a few skateboards in his time.

And one of his best, especially lyrically.

I think of that terrible/hilarious bit on SNL a few years ago where Fred Armisen does the worst, most unidentifiable Ice-T impression ever in a skit parodying Celebrity Rehab, (instead, a celebrity advice line), in which he finally just identifies himself with "Looks like you're talking to Ice-T."

Exactly. He's so delusional, it's scary.

run on sentencesss,,,,weird commas SCANDLE,,,,,,,,,

No

That was happening to me yesterday. I thought I was going nuts

Listen to your friend, Billy Zane…

I imagine it is awesome! I spent quite a while browsing their website and I love that there's also a suit called "The Moriarty," (although in Sherlock, I believe Andrew Scott wears a Vivienne Westwood). Thanks for the links!

Wow, I had no idea. That is a suit! I know he also has a room in his honor at the Crystal Hotel:)

Henry Rollins - after a spoken word show, a friend and I walked to a nearby diner and on our way past the venue on our way home, we saw a group of people crowded around someone. Obviously Rollins, we joined the circle. He truly went above and beyond. I was standing behind him and could see the Black Flag tattoo. He…

I literally spent all day when I was a kid stalking Tigger. It took me forever to meet him! To this day, I've never put that much effort into anything else ever, I'm pretty sure.

I'm so jealous. I don't think a book has ever made me laugh out loud harder than his photo captions in "If Chins Could Kill."

My friend just bought a cheap used paperback copy of Fahrenheit 451 on Amazon that was (unknowingly to her and not mentioned), signed by Bradbury.

Are you Triangle Sally?!