I'll jump on the Flagpole Sitta train. That's one of the better alt-rock hits of the late 90s. It's better than, say, "Breakfast at Tiffany's" by Deep Blue Something (that might have been mid-90s, though).

I watched it with my brother. He thought it was a complete waste of time. I thought it was something totally different and weird. I'd love to go to a live screening, but it don't play in the sticks.

I liked it. It's not as good as Floyd's, but it's enjoyable. I really liked "Time."

My problem with the swing revival was that it just wasn't as good as swing.

The first thing that pops into my head is "who is Katy Mixon?"

Yeah, Sam Weir was in it, too.

Nah, once in a while you'll see the edges of your helmet, but it's not very often.

It's one of them there review-proof movies. People were going to see Valentine's Day no matter what.

THIS IS CETI ALPHA V!

Don't you know anything about shipping? You aren't "shipping for Tasha/Scott." You're "shipping Sasha."

I totally missed Sugar's boobs!

As long as I get to hurl fireballs and pin dudes to the wall with harpoons, I'll be pretty happy.

Yeah, high school me had pretty horrific taste in the late-90s, because that's the stuff that was popular. And in a small town, we weren't exposed to much else.

I fucking hate cantaloupe. Even the smell is enough to turn my stomach. I'm a honeydew man.

They tend to have pretty good hair, too.

I give an "A" to Films That Time Forgot!

Was Lil Wayne forced into rock as punishment for gambling?

YEEEEAH BOYYYYYY

The song was awesome, and I had to tag it using Shazam because I didn't know it. It tagged it as "Sixteen" by The Heavy. This is the first time I've seen Shazam be wrong!

So the Dharma Initiative made the ooze?