For all I care this record could be Pip farting on a snare drum.

I know you upper-middle-class white boys, like ‘satirist’ Stephen Colbert, are all gunning for Kanye at the moment

So in a story about spousal abuse, your contribution is that they look like twins. They don’t by the way. I feel like I need to throw in the, “not all black people look the same” for good measure.

“I’ve been involved in a number of cults, both as a leader and a follower. You have more fun as a follower, but you make more money as a leader.”
- Creed Bratton
- Michael Scott

Hey Taco Bell

They don’t, that’s likely a heuristic by which you only see and tally when people do, vs. the much greater amounts of times people haven’t filmed themselves doing things (the things you’ve never heard about, because they didn’t film them).

Or, if you read the rest of the article, because he wanted to teach his Son…

“So if any of you out there are looking for the song that’s going to be your big hit, you should pay attention, because we are talking to Phil Collins’ people. But then again... aren’t we all?”

OK, this....just might be my most favorite three song run mentioned yet.

Or Sign ‘O the Times. Lots of good groupings can be made there.

I was looking for this in the comments - Sign o the Times is the best Prince album, but Purple Rain is the definition of “all killer no filler”. 

Prince also has 1999, Little Red Corvette, and Delirious to open 1999.

Perkins, you have to scroll down on the movie poster to see the whole title, it’s

“In many ways,” the judge declared, “He’s his own worst enemy.”

I feel like this is a good sentiment but you give terrible examples.

Between space armies and wetting his shorts over big trucks, he really is a little boy. The diet backs this idea up. So do the tantrums. Maybe we need to be looking around for a six year old boy who has a lot of memories of running a reality show, and the Aztec artifact he was touching when he switched bodies with the…

I feel personally attacked

After the Golden Compass movie tanked and took the potential for sequels with it, I thought of what a waste Dakota Blue Richards’ Lyra was: A perfect rendition of the character, stuck in a movie that chickened out of really portraying its source material properly. I really couldn’t imagine a more perfect actress for…

OK. Soooo....

I don’t think it’s a bummer at all. I think it’s really useful to have models out there for how to pull off a sincere “aw, yeah, I guess I did make a mistake, and I’m going to be better next time” response when confronted with public criticism.

Being publicly confronted with criticism is scary and hard, no matter how…