When 800 years old you reach, have a relationship with your friends and family as good, you will not.

I've seen St. Vincent twice. Once before she was a rock star, and once after. I liked her better on the before. I might drive to Louisville to see her, for this.

I'd settle for a new Counter Monkey.

Who didn't know this already? Trump?

A wizard did it.

You must have had a much better year than the rest of us, then.

I hope that HarmonQuest and Take My Wife land elsewhere.

It certainly won't buy much asparagus water.

Yet you felt the need to make a self-congratulatory post about it. Fascinating.

Then watch it on mute.

Have you watched it again, recently? It really does have some charming moments, and some very funny ones. It's just very uneven.

Mike Pence, ladies and gentlemen. Don't tip your waitress. Don't try the fetus.

We live in America. Assuming an opioid something is de rigueur, at this point. I'd bet that little Timmy, spraining his ankle playing T-Ball, gets a Naloxone shot.

You're allowed to say fucking dumbass, you know.

If one ep only took a million dollars, there would be a second season. More like fifteen million per episode. Seriously.

It's about time the Rural Purge were reversed. And I loved that White Dwarf TV movie, when I was 14 (and it's kind of rural!).

The Nasty Bits is literally scraps (it's right there in the title). Medium Raw came out subsequently (seven years ago, now, almost), and it's the best thing he's done since Kitchen Confidential. Anybody who could read the Ortolan story, in Medium Raw, and find it dull just isn't from the same planet I am.

I'm aware; I meant the tv show role. It makes perfect sense, given the 15 years the have passed since the book was published. Technology is certainly not the domain of the greasy nerd, anymore, at least not entirely.

I did not have that issue, but I have a low/middle 5-figure audio setup and room treatments, and I used my Pre/Pro's Audyssey calibration for multi-channel (not trying to brag; I couldn't make out half the dialog of Public Enemies, even on my HD-800 headphones).

I have gotten the impression that the role was written with Pitt in mind.