Camus can do, but Sarte is smart-re!

Infiniti QX50 maybe?

It's the look of someone thinking, "how the hell am I supposed to come up with the $6800 that I owe?"

"Sorry; I thought that was just going to be a fart… but it was so much more."

I loved everything about the Golden Age of Grotesque era except for the album itself. It lacks dynamics, both in sonic and tempo terms. It's far too rigid. I know he was going for a rock/electronic hybrid feel, but it erred on the wrong side of musicality.

It's my second favorite now. The Pale Emperor is just that good.

I can't decide whether to blame the writers or Manson on that one; he's barely even a sketch of a character, and certainly isn't one written with him in mind. I mean, describe Tully's character: uhhhh… he's a guy… in jail?
He's been tolerable and even funny in exactly two scenes, and they happen to be the only two that…