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Pizza with a salty and sweet seaweed-based sauce topped with dozens of tiny dried fish, cheese and seaweed flakes.

Or a Wally World parking lot.

ONCE I was blind now I can SEE thanks to my stride mother's best friend! PRAISE JEBUS!!!!!!

PRAISE JEBUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

- Chuck Berry

I first remember hearing this song while watching My So-Called Life, in that great scene where Ricky and Delia, neither one of them able to hook up with the person they really want to be be with, get out on the floor together and just dance like there's no tomorrow.

1. Darkness
2. Nebraska
3. Born To Run
4. The River
5. Ghost Of Tom Joad

Gotta rebel against something, I guess? When I was 11 and we first got a car with a tape deck, I was begging my parents to take off their Beatles' 20 Greatest Hits so I could listen to something like Bobby Brown, Paula Abdul or Rap Traxx 2; by the time I was fifteen I was digging through my Dad's old 7" singles and…

Good article. Really like this week's theme, and looking forward to seeing what other songs get selected.

'Tis a fine solo, but sure 'tis no shred, English.

I envy all of her amazing travel experiences, that's for sure. If I could put on a school girl uniform and paint on a monobrow in exchange for travelling the world and getting paid to do so, I'd do it for sure (but I don't think too many people would want to watch a show featuring a chubby bald guy wearing a school…

Just discovered 新しい日の誕生/Birth of a New Day by ２８１４:

I discovered The Real Ramona and had it in pretty heavy rotation this year, too. No idea how I slept on Throwing Muses back in the day.

They'll never know what happens when you find a stranger in alps either.

I'm the opposite in that I found It Follows terrifying, but even though Let The Right One In was beautifully filmed and had a great coming-of-age story I didn't find it scary in the slightest. Babadook had it moments, but I wouldn't say it's a must-see either.

An old lady goes to the doctor and says, "I have this problem with frequent gas. Fortunately, the farts never smell and are always silent. As a matter of fact, I've farted at least 10 times since I've been here, and I bet you didn't even notice!"

GIVE A HOOT…READ A BOOK!

Upvoted for the Bowie - that run of albums is just incredible. Young Americans is so underrated, and Station To Station/Low/"Heroes" provided the soundtrack for many a mind-expanding experience back in the day.

Even with the requisite number of gross-out gags, there is a sweetness to Mary that's missing from subsequent Farrelly Brothers' films. It's as if they had no idea what people liked about Mary and just decided to double-down on the low-brow humor.