I believe that is The Beast at King's Island in Cincinnati. An awesome coaster.

They did this same thing on Meyers last year. Performed a song as a fake band with no context. I legitimately like the song. Electric piano, background harmonies, and smooooooth.

I'm very late on this, but from its inception until very recently (when the saxman died) - DMB was three-fifths black. I'm sure it would be a surprise to them that they and their fans are racist.

This logo has nothing to do with movies, but it always both fascinated and unnerved me as a kid in the early 80s. Anyone remember this before PBS shows like 321 Contact?

There does need to be a term for hysterical, believe-the-accuser-ignore-the-evidence types. I call them "Marcottes."

Vin Scully called the 1981 NFC Championship ("The Catch"). He's great at football, too. He just always knew when to let you listen to the crowd.

Good call on Fast Times. The song plays again when Stacey is with Damone in the pool house.

Crucial Taunt's version of "Ballroom Blitz!"

"Eastbound and Down" is one of the greatest songs of all time.

Name one thing that the DOE, with its annual budget of $73B, has done to improve the American education system since its inception in 1980. It's a good example of a good-sounding government program that just gets bigger and bigger while producing questionable value to the country.

He has cool cars, is funny, keeps things light, thinks current college kids are thin-skinned morons, and doesn't volunteer unsolicited political opinions.

Mono = one
Rail = rail

I don't get out of bed for anything less than a "skewering."

You'll love this, if you haven't seen it. I've been calling beers "cold cruisers" ever since I saw this. https://www.youtube.com/wat…

MacGruber is awesome. I'm also surprised nobody went to bat for Sideways.

I hear you. It made sense to my teenage self.

Love the Descendents and this album.

If you ever get the chance to see John Williams conduct his orchestra live, take it.

How can I root for them? Because I'm a goddamn American, that's how.

Indeed. Very unoriginal. As are the fans who wear those silly scarves.