It always seemed fair to put, like, The Bible into public domain. Nowadays with mass media it's probably gotta have a longer waiting period. Otherwise like Rubber Soul would be public domain.

I somehow missed during the controversy that she had been alive but unwell. I assumed she had died long ago, and had to Google it. Quite embarrassing.

Arkham City kinda tipped their hat by having one of the Riddler clues be a poster of Clayface right outside the theater. You see it and then immediately it's like oh I bet that healthy-Joker is actually Clayface.

Idk if he knew Borden was twins but he knew the trick, so as he said "the only way I know how to do it is with a bloody double."

Unfortunately my eye, Death to Smoochy was awesome.

Maybe Ryan Hurst from Sons of Anarchy/Outsiders, if you cut his hair and beard back and darkened it? Or else maybe Sal Vulcano from Impractical Jokers

Their drummer did attempt to hire someone to kill a woman

I honestly have no idea what in the fuck you're babbling about. You're the one who brought gender and gaming and guys named Avocado into it. All I'm saying is giving out dumb advice isn't in the same ballpark, league, or sport as pounding a woman's face in.

Ohhh you're an MRA gotcha. Go drink bleach. That's my medical advice.

Giving medical advice no one is under any obligation to follow, and which is probably just a placebo, is equally as bad as smashing a woman's face in? Ok….

"Forever" gets my vote for least favorite song by this odious shit demon. I worked in a store that played it three times an hour on our TVs, so it ended up being a seventh circle of hell type song for me anyway. Plus it'd be on gum commercials when I got home, and radio if I ever happened to listen. Sad to say but…

The auto tune in that is annoying, it always sounds like she's saying "a Jay-Z song wall on".

I had no idea such a thing existed but I'll definitely check it out. Milius is fascinating.

I always think something about getting drunk hanging out at the track sounds really cool, and I'm within driving distance of Saratoga, so that's a scary proposition. I'm sure curiosity will get the best of me someday.

^ Even better if you read it in Bill the Butcher's voice.

Ah I honestly only watched bits and pieces of that marathon they ran so I didn't really get any sense of their card hierarchy, really.

I don't have the stomach for gambling so it's hard for me to relate to how these guys get so far gone. Sad that Milch fell on those hard times.

Well he was obviously already at his computer if he replied so quick

That would be fun. Or even just having some different actors do an episode. Paul Giamatti as Homer?

Not sure why Cage is such a low carder with them, he can work well enough and has a great look.