A good point. It all started as a joke. The Huffington Post initially relegated coverage of his campaign to its entertainment section, and most all political analysts considered it beneath them to discuss Trump's candidacy as if it deserved to be taken seriously.

I do keep going back to Michael Moore's statement a couple months ago, that if Trump is elected it will be the biggest 'Fuck you!' in American history.

There are many things hard to process about Trump's victory, such as the legions of horrible people who are now ecstatic (not saying all Trump supporters, but I think it's obvious who I'm talking about), or the fact that it suddenly seems pointless to teach children that there are right and wrong ways to behave.

Yeah, this is a funny article, but it's quite literally, like, the 500th thing he's lied about this campaign.

Like I said at the time: as if that song can hold a candle to Lord Tracy's "She's a Bitch!"

"…the 1981 horror comedy…"

Ehh, it's actually right about the age when many men do get into that sort of thing (I'm the exact age of Alex Jones).

I remember that piece from "THEM." Didn't know it was a young(er) Alex Jones in the article. That's funny.

For those familiar with Alex Jones, I have a question on which I'd sincerely like feedback…

Ahhh 2 Live Crew. Let me pause for a moment and reminisce of being 16 and riding in cars as we all sang along to such lyrics as, "Suck my dick and I'll eat your pussy! Suck my dick and I'll eat your pussy!"

Someone made a good point re: Alex Jones. For him to fixate on Hillary Clinton's supposed health problems, and even cheer them on, is rather hypocritical… this guy is only 42, and he looks like he could easily pass for 20 years older. He's really in no position to questions someone else's health.

RE: "One city official"

I heard someone make a good point that's friggin' horrifying:

I think that's why this is such a horrible election that's driving everyone crazy: One outcome is fucking terrifying, while the other outcome is merely depressing.

That does it. If you can't take the founder of the Church of Satan at his word, well, I just don't know who to trust anymore.

"That little snot boy. I'd like to smack that kid!"

It takes a good set of eyes to watch for loss prevention.

A feminist cannibal horror movie, and they called it "Raw"?

I really can't overstate how much that movie blew/damaged my 12-year-old mind. In the decades that followed, I'd show the movie to friends, spouse, etc., emphasizing how insane it is… I get bent out of shape when they find it meh…

I was about 10 when I saw it, and I remember thinking the weight-lifting death was really freaky, almost something I couldn't handle.