Frank is already living his dream. He lives in squalor and depravity by choice. Plus, he can always hang out with the bridge crew if he gets lonely.

It's a jumping-off point!

I read it as the good doctor himself, Steve Brule.

You might say his nose is…Sittin' Sidewayz.

I always pictured Book Stannis looking like Will Ferrell's dorky music teacher character from SNL. Basically, a tall bald guy with a beard.

It looked really good, but it was kinda boring. The only reason I was even remotely interested in it was Daft Punk.

They would say that about his true magnum opus, Beavis and Butthead Do America.

I initially read that as "There's ongoing talk about using federal money and Eminem to buy up a bunch of the neighborhoods and basically turn them back into wilderness" which also makes sense for Detroit.

We have president Biff Tannen and a Cubs World Series title, so they were right in both timelines.

The correct answer is, of course, RoboCop.

I guess it was because The Rock sort of reminded me of a kid in my neighborhood who I absolutely hated and Stone Cold appealed to the reptilian hillbilly part of my brain. Also, Stone Cold drove a beer truck into an arena, which was pretty cool.

Yeah this seems more like my parents' sort of thing, and they're kind of the tail end of the baby boomers.

Thanks.

Yeah, she had a boner named pepperjackb. I'm using boner in the old time way meaning mistake, not erect penis, by the way.

Pale Shelter is a great song, but the rest of their stuff is pretty meh to me.

No, it's Robocop star Kurtwood Smith.

The Walls Of Jericho was my favorite, but I would argue the Stunner is at least as famous as any of those to the layman.

He was just so much lamer than Stone Cold. I always thought The Rock was a cornball and Stone Cold was a badass because he drank beer and hated his boss.

I don't think they sound much like Whitney, but I'm not terribly familiar with Whitney.

Hell, I like 'em.