Would totally watch a David Lynch cooking show.

Funny story about This Island…I remember my college roommate destroying my copy because he couldn't get "Don't Drink Poison" out of his head…

"Girls" comedic style is more rooted in character, and the show isn't afraid to throw shade on it's own characters. Broad City is in fact much broader…can't a person appreciate both.

The Bubba Gump I went to was in the mall in Honolulu. I'm sure there was all kind of local places to eat at, serving native Hawaiian food. But in all honesty, there's only so much you can do with Spam and rice.

When I was 3 an absent babysitter allowed me to down an entire bottle of Flintstone's vitamins, and I ended up having my stomach pumped..

As is "A Cowboy's Christmas Ball"…

Scuze me…while I work these lights!!!!

I forgot how much I enjoyed that Kim Carnes song…It's FEROCIOUS!

Normally I would agree with you. As an Austinite during SXSW, I can attest that not only do you have the normal "Nightowl" buses and taxis that can get you from downtown but also pedicabs if you live anywhere near downtown. Furthermore, during SXSW, there are a number of sponsored shuttles taking people from event to…

Because Joaquin Phoenix is the star of the original Evil Dead trilogy?

I would also say this about Keenan. As bad as the material they've given him over the years is, he still never fails to give me at least a chuckle. You can't say that about most of the rest of the cast

Seeing the fort, I turned to my roommate and mentioned "That looks like some Game of Thrones" shit…he agreed.

I made wthat joke during the show..that TD is bizarro "Treme". Watching Treme, you're led to believe Louisiana's a whole other world. Watching TD you're kind of grateful that Louisiana's a whole other world…

What about Rene Russo & Darlene Love? They've done action thrillers together right??

His character doesn't even exist in the TV version of "Parenthood".

Better than the Peanuts finale?

While Bloom County, Far Side & Calvin & Hobbes were the quintessential "cool" comics of my youth…I also have alot of love for Mother Goose & Grimm and Robotman. And while I never quite understood it, I used to regularly read Alley Oop as well…

My best friend in HS..we didn't really agree on music. I liked the prototypical "Alternative" stuff whereas his tastes ran more toward hip hop and country…but driving around our awful east Texas town in my run down 82 Chevette…the Jerky Boys were our soundtrack.

All I did was play on my flute "Doo De Doo De Doo" and AAAAHHH!

The snake….he bite me!