You misspelled Michigan

No, and he got annoyed when someone asked him about it in an interview.

That song about Male Name?

True, but most of the other things people have mentioned are real incidents, so hopefully you can see how he got confused.

That always appalled me. And Roman Polanski wasn't just forgiven by "Hollywood" but by lots of major players in the film industry globally. (Claude Lelouche, dozens of other major figures in the French industry, and Wong Kar-Wai, are just a couple of the ones I remember signing a petition in his favor. It was…

When it first debuted, eh?

Right up there with Jesse Eisenberg as Lex Luthor.

It's not a bad song, but in the context of their discography as a whole, I think it's one of their weaker ones.

So you're saying that before WWII, they were subject to Jim Crow statutes and anti-miscegenation laws?

Isn't Jonah Hill the new Wayne Knight?

When I was little, a neighbor kid used to blast "Fight For Your Right" all the time. It annoyed the shit out of me back then. So when I started going back and looking at them again, I got surprised at how good some of their stuff is.

I looked up an old elementary school friend of mine on Facebook a couple years ago, and when I read some of her favorite movies and musicians I cringed. (It was probably either Miley Cyrus or Taylor Swift that she listed as her favorite musician. Can't remember exactly.)

If it's a "love story", it's one of unrequited love.

Why would she be calling the main character Ariel? This isn't a Disney project.

No, it's not. Disney added some things (teen angst/rebelliousness, the Sea Witch being comically evil and trying to break up the Little Mermaid and the Prince - in the book, the prince marries a different woman - and the happily ever after ending) but still, the rough outline of the Disney version is closer to…

Too bad we'll never get to see a merman.

True. Now, what about the "multi" part of the term "multiracial"?

There was a BTVS comic book series, although it was published roughly concurrently with the run of the show.

Terrible/great idea: Indiana Jones 5 with McGregor!

Is it okay if they just ask you questions before they allow you to pass?