I still remember being excited when they played that on Conan O'Brien years ago.

'There's nothing wrong with love', 'Keep it like a secret' and 'perfect from now on' are all in constant rotation, though I've noticed I've been listed ing to 'love' when cooking dinner a lot, not sure why.

If wanting to go that route, I'd say:

I feel like that about a couple of the acoustic versions, but I think that's just because there's something about how Martsch plays them.

I think the logical solution is to bring in Booster Gold, which then means I choose Skeets.

The interesting thing about this is Guru-Murthy's feelings on it in general. In his "defense" of a Richard Ayoade interview he thought people took wrong, he stated:

Why….why would say that? Why encourage them. Do you know what you've done!!

"Excuse me, I'm a parent. I've lived in this town my whole life. I'm Howard's father. And I'm gay!"

"Wow, look at that traffic light…oh, it changed, too."

Church bells ringing in the middle of a gun fight.

After last weeks episode I stated if there was any way for Wynn Duffy to get the money and crawl away somewhere, it would be a totally worthwhile finale…..while it is merely as a rumor, I was still pleased.

Method acting?

Neophyte?

My original reply did have a parentheses, but I felt I was getting too "wordy". I do think if he was systematically starting the ban in places more prone to violent outbursts in the initial stages of withdrawal, and driving those said people to places that hadn't had the ban set yet, only to take it away in different…

It's interesting that lots of the supervillain plans equate more to "inconveniences" or "annoyances", rather than say " dastardly deeds". I can't speak for others, but that's a big different to me if someone says "shit they're no more alcohol and cigarettes" and "holy fuck he's got a giant transformer device that was…

We'll find out next week. Him throwing that name out there, and calmly retorting "you havent heard a word I said" after Boyd's rant. Something about it panged with me, but I'll chalk it up as to how we're conditioned to watch shows these days. Especially ones that are serialized, and ending their journey.

I do agree in principle with the statement, and it was great they got him for the part, but just with all things Justified, and at this juncture, was reading beyond the surface texture. That's why I was trying to find out what name he said to Boyd. It was a nice addition, his presence, specially after Grubes turned…

Semiconscious bloody Bob mumbling about Belloq was great.

I'm glad someone brought this up as well, seems like he got an awfully short stint, to not have anything readily important to contribute (unless something he said has direct ramifications next week). What was the name he mentioned in the truck, when Boyd was conveniently not listening?

I though that Jesus sounded familiar waxing on about the EVIL of man!