Hardware Store, Why Does This Always Happen To Me, This Is the Life. And props to Christmas at Ground Zero. Augh, I love them all!

I saw him on the tour, last autumn. AMAZING. Nice crowd, too. I went to see Dweezil Zappa at the same venue about a month later, and the crowd there was like if you flipped over a log in the woods - all sorts of weird creepy crawlies.

Especially because of the stink Coolio made for Al "stealing it! Though Coolio himself "borrowed" the song from Stevie Wonder's "Pastime Paradise."

There's one parody of a song on Alpocalypse that gets me, about a cheap guy. I am always quoting to my husband "My wallet's fat, it's full of ones, I'm all about, the Washingtons". I have no idea what the original is, but I'm sure if I hear it I'll recognize it. Still makes me laugh, even though I don't know the…

It's no Fuddruckers. Er, Buttf*ckers…

…I didn't think he was going to sing Moon River, but then he did…

I think that when she heard they were sailing to Braavos, she knew her currency would have some sway. It will be interesting to see how much.

I used to live in Somersworth, and avoided the Lilac City like the plague.

Ain't got no other.

4:30!

Genesis: The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway. King Crimson: Red

There was a TV Guide cover reflecting my opinion at the time! Nick Andros, his character in The Stand, was a good guy so that was turning his career around. But I suppose Wayne's World was a teeny bit more popular, for whatever reason…

When it was originally on, and in my VHS copy, it's the original. I think the replays on SyFy and possibly later recorded versions re-recorded it.

Yes, they called them chocolatey Payday. (I'm in New England).

And he has the right physique. Skinny nerd was wrong.

The miniseries actually salvaged Rob Lowe's career after that naughty incident he had (which I don't remember the details of and am to lazy to Google).

That nuke was totally rubbed out by the hand of God. Happy ending style.

I'm going to Stu on this for a while.

IMProbable!

We still use them at my job! Wide format paper, too.