I stand by my statement.

Have been trying to get everyone I know who hasn't seen it yet to watch BoJack Horseman, but a lot of people either think it's going to be just like the countless other adult-oriented animated programs in recent years, or just can't get past the basic premise (the ups and downs of a has-been, alcoholic, anthropological…

SNATCH victory from the jaws of defeat

You're a boner-biting bastard, uncle fucker

No, but we can say FUCK!

Here's hoping that Broken comes with a bonus 7" containing "Physical" and "Suck".

Techmoan?

Yeah, right up there with Calvin pissing on a Ford or Chevy logo.

I live in "the sticks" in Japan and I've seen tanuki and monkey roadkill, though by far the most common is cat.

Not a song but an album: Sgt. Pepper. To hear that album for the first time during the "summer of love", without any of the baggage that has become attached it.

The, um…

Absolutely!

The BAND of the NINETIES - if you want to call it a band because it's a one man name.

Agree to disagree, I guess? At least on the Reservoir Dogs soundtrack the dialogue appeared on tracks separate from the music, whereas on the Pulp Fiction soundtrack the bulk of the excerpts are on the same track as the songs, which can admittedly be kind of annoying.

Pulp Fiction was the movie/soundtrack combination I was most obsessed with in high school, but Reservoir Dogs was probably a close second. Including K-Billy's bits between songs and snippets of dialogue from the film was also an inspired choice at a time when doing such a thing wasn't all that common.

It's a great soundtrack album, but it's also barely 30 minutes long so I guess I could understand getting tired of it.

I'm listening to Rain Temple for the first time now and enjoying it so far, though oddly enough I already consider their previous album (新しい日の誕生 Birth of a New Day) to be "vaporwave's first genuine classic".

While I agree that Achtung Baby is their defining achievement and I'm happy to see that so many others share this opinion, it's easy to forget how divisive this album was when it first came out. It largely received great reviews, and I was 14 just getting into music in a big way and absolutely loved it, but a lot of…

Apparently "molly" was a variation of "moldune", which refers to either "an overly large woman" or in the plural form as "breasts, especially very large ones"

I've also eaten peanut butter with a spoon, though more often than not after making a sandwich I'll just stick the knife back in the jar one more time, pull it out so it's covered with decent amount peanut butter and then lick it off.