Reinhold Messner might be my favorite, too. I used to sing Lullabye to my kids when they were little. Also, Army.

My high school did not have a talent show. We were too podunk for that.

I think he was expressing his feelings of being someone who went with his girlfriend when she got an abortion, when they were both teenagers. It's probably my least favorite song, but I am not offended by it.

On the other hand, Get Your Hands Off My Woman says he has no right to lay claim to her frame, so…..

I enjoyed this way more than I thought I would, but I keep shaking my head at the 25 year old high school sophomores.

Although for some reason, the picture on the CW streaming is not as crisp as it is on every other app I use to watch TV.

I spent part of my post-election malaise re-watching all of Community. It's a great show. On a second time through, I didn't even mind season 2-6 Chang that much.

She's always kick-ass on Drunk History, though.

I'm going to be rewatching the show soon to see if he gives it away at any point.

Kavalier & Clay is a rewarding read, IMO. One of my favorites.

Christopher Moore is the only author I've had multiple conversations with online. He responds to all my Tweets to him!

Moby Dick. I'm almost done, but it's taken all month because of jobs and obligations. I'm reading my husband's copy, and I looked up and said "aww, I didn't know there was a gay marriage in Moby Dick!" and he didn't know what I was talking about, but seriously, Ishmael and Queequeg are the OTP, am I right?

I am digging it.

I literally did this when I was 4 years old.

One of my favorite soundtracks, too.

Thank you for putting What About Bob? on your worst runner's up list. I love me some Bill Murray, but he was just an inconsiderate asshole, right?

Whoa, nostalgia time. I saw The World According to Garp a week before I saw Fast Times at Ridgemont High! You will find Zapped! disappointing, but Ladies and Gentlemen, the Fabulous Stains is an old favorite.

I've been watching Trollhunters on Netflix, and you should, too.

Alas, no.

Get Ur Freak On by Missy Elliott. Starts me off moving and with some good advice for how to live my life, too.