A song from White Blood Cells that I don't think gets enough credit is The Same Boy You've Always Known. Lyrically alone, I think it deserves to be listed among Jack White's best.

Dave Mustaine, but I think even Trump would think twice before associating himself with him.

Typing on your phone is a risky and perilous experience.

I myself would go with The Third Man and Manhattan.

If you think you can stop a pun thread then you're barking up the wrong tree.

I'm finally starting to get the hang of dorm socialization. While I spent Friday watching Narcos and From Here to Eternity (that Monty Clift fella sure was talented), on Saturday I watched Easy A and Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, the latter of which is my favorite movie of all time, with a few other people, which was probably…

Fat Jew getting CancerAIDS…. Now there's a thought to lighten everyone's day.

Fair enough I suppose, I just thought it was nice to see the usual onslaught of Simpsons quotes spiced up by an actual Simpsons clip.

Damn, it makes sense that bugging out for Disqus is actually a positive thing for the commenters though.

Wait we can do that now?

I'm pretty sure Scorsese would sue if he saw another gritty crime drama using Gimme Shelter.

Somewhere out there is a terrible person who's currently recutting the second Batman/Superman trailer so that the wreckage Bruce Wayne is glowering at is of the Boston Marathon Bombing.

Now I want Black Mass to climax with a Deus Ex Batfleck (mysteriously sporting a Boston accent) letting Bulger die in a massive train crash growling "BUT I DON'T HAVE TAH SAVE YOU, YA FAHKING CHOWDAHEAD"

*Bulger turns on the tube and sees an episode of Wahlburgers, decides to turn himself in*

The pounding piano in their version suits it much better than I expected, and there's never anything bad you can say about Eric Burdon's singing.

There are actually so many great versions of this song. In addition to Them, The Animals also made a killer version, and the Bad Religion one is fun too, if only for how they changed literally nothing except speeding it up and adding electric guitars, and it still works.

I was going to put my money on Richard Nixon.
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Yeah, but something tells me he's not much of a Macklemore fan either.

"Never burn the candle at both ends, as it leads to the life of a hairdresser!"

I 100% agree. Rolf deserves to be up there with Kramer and Charlie Kelly in the Crazy Supporting Sitcom Characters Hall of Fame.