Better to die an Archie than live long enough to become the Reggie

"Is there any way to make it play itself?"

SOME THINGS'LL NEVER CHANGE!

But what about Jiz & the Mammograms?!

"the comment sections on the most sunless sections of the Internet"

Block Obama?

Yeah, is this pretty much just gunna be Caves of Steel without the budget needed to render the city?

1983, huh? So you guys are going to cover Husker Du's Metal Circus, the Replacements' Hootenanny, and Murmur, right? The three albums that pretty much set up the rest of the decade in terms of American indie/college rock?

wow, tremolo much?

Tangentially related question: I play primarily on PC and want to pick up a used current-gen console almost exclusively for Red Dead, which will rumoredly never be ported to do extreme kludgey programming. At this point, which is the better experience to go with? Are the exclusives on the PS3 worth the reported…

One of the most fun bits of characterization/voice-acting in a game full of them for me was doing inventory trade with her, and she'd have the excited little "What have you got for me? *gasp* Is it a dress?!"

Might want to correct that headline, first

I think in the name of accuracy, we should clarify that dude is more directly aiming at self-defined Evangelicals, as opposed to regular mainline Protestants or Catholics or something. Of course, modern American Evangelicals, being a group far more concerned with tribal identity than any matters theological, have a…

Watching Brass Eye, I kept getting distracted by how his David Jatt panel host costume makes him look identical to Mr Show-era David Cross in costume

Just coming here to post this. The farewell ep to Ryan was at turns hilariously, therapeutic, and heartbreaking.

The Alex Winter and Rick Moranis episodes were great, as I enjoyed the stories about comedy history that I've really been into (Idiot Box, SCTV).

Is there any Mopar in this?

As mentioned above, going with the Smiths and no mention of Hüsker Dü?

The lawsuits are interesting:

Ex-Onion writer, too