Even as someone who really does want to see someone take up the cause of the lower classes (more unions and training not more hypertoxic deregged factories), I've been having trouble accepting that adopting these policies is the way to go for democrats.

NEW YORK CITY??? Git the rope!

Also, frigid blue-bloods on horses sounds more WASP to me.

Here I was expecting an Inside Out take on Texas Chainsaw Massacre.

…and now you have me trying to figure out why Michael Jackson would intentionally change the smell of his chimp's scrotum to butterscotch.

I'm playing through Retroarch's mednafen core (if that looks like jibberish, "emulating") which is notoriously system intensive, but my iPhone 6s can get about 1-1.5 hours out of it. If you're thinking about going this way you should know that the PS1 is right at the edge of what an iPhone 6s can emulate at full…

I've been playing a lot of PS1 games on my phone during long commutes. I can't speak for Crash but FF8 and Gran Turismo 2 have been just as good as I remembered.

Classic Cronenberg.

This review reminds me of a quote from a friend regarding the band Kiss: "it's like gay sex, I don't like it but I don't begrudge people for liking it either."

Tara Reid as a Russian call girl climate scientist.

This headline is like if they took a bunch of words and tried to arrange them into the combination that was the most punchable.

Burning the midnight oil on that one, aye?

But at least you got your own name. Before we were Xennials we were Generation Y. Imagine spending the rest of your life being called the Noomers.

This had been a crazy year for me for music now that I've figured out how to get iTunes to recommend good things. A lot of my picks should be objectively awful but I will stand by them:

And he'd be like that's some next level visual shit

It's TNIN now, though on the shirts they sometimes write it with a backwards T as TNIИ

Worst avengers ever.

We'll always have honky.

They certainly have the ethos down and cred for it, but from a musical perspective I'd think anyone coming in expecting punk would be confounded. Chumbawamba has actually been pretty consistent (at least up to post Tubthumper) with their very eclectic, very polished sound.

I've always found it weird that (the same) Chumbawumba is at once the kick me favorite for junk food one-hit wonders and also a heavily influential anarchist punk (ish) band.