I've see every single episode of The Young Ones at least a dozen times and in every episode there's still something that I never fail to laugh at.

There's a really cool horror-punk band called Sparklefuck that wrote a great song about H. H. Holmes. https://sparklefuck.bandcam…

No, a compulsive joke thief stole a joke from a comedian. Mr. Jew is literally stealing Davon's livelihood.

I just watched all three seasons of Luther over the past week, so I'm itchin' for some more Idris.

Hitchens was opposed to both of those things.

See, that's how much I don't like that episode, I can't even remember which season it's in.

The computer demon episode and Inca Mummy Girl are the only episodes that I don't re-watch. But other than those two, it's a fantastic first season.

Instrument is great. The best part is of Guy's performances was when he jumped into the basketball hoop and sang hanging upside down. One of the coolest things I've ever seen a musician do.

I'm in New Zealand, so it'll actually be a maudlin winter.

The Fall was another one of those "Holy shit, how did I not know about this band" bands for me.

Your name is a Fall reference, right?

I haven't heard that one yet. I've mainly been listening to The Queen is Dead on repeat.

I only just discovered The Smiths. Now I want to tell everyone how good The Smiths are, but then I'll look like a fucking moron for telling everyone about a band that hasn't existed for almost 30 years. So, that's what I've done.

Or even worse, they could have new textbooks, from Texas.

I'm only seven months older than her, so it's not that bad, but I still feel like such a fucking creep every time I look at Ariel Winter and just end up staring at her chest.

A priest loved me backwards once.

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I'm really excited for Paper Towns. John Green was the first author whose work really spoke to me as a teenager and Paper Towns is one of my favourite books of his.

I really don't get why anyone would do this. Just as I was starting to get into The Mountain Goats, I found out that the single worst person that I had ever met was a big Mountain Goats fan. That didn't phase me at all. I just kept on liking TMG. Grow the fuck up. Or don't. Who gives a shit.

If his character from Nathan Barley were to be pushed just a bit further, we could have a good, God Bless America type movie.