I hated it when we rented it as a kid. It looked really old fashioned and cheap and weird, the humor was unfamiliar and worst of all everybody had accents. It wasn’t until I was older and less stupid before I realized how great it is.

Even if she gave attitude you have to give her a better tip than that. Go back in and do the right thing, if she’s a decent human being at all then she’ll apologize or at least understand. If not, that’s on her and at least your conscience will be clean.

Sure was nice to have a president with such large hands. 

I’ve pointed this out in Handmaid’s Tale threads and it doesn’t go over well at all. Unfortunately both the producers and a good percent of viewers want it to be a cathartic, epic Hunger Games clone instead of something short, enigmatic and devastating like the source material.

I greet every morning with a lovely 30 minute intermediate routine set to G.G. Allin and the Murder Junkies. 

SPEIC L.A. is my favorite Los Angeles obscure electronic music, makers’ crafts and food truck festival. Of course, you’ve never heard of it.

I think writing new songs for each episode was too much for them... Season 1 after all was based on stuff they’d been touring with for years already.

That picture is a bit alarming. Though Jermaine was a goony young man who is aging brilliantly so I don’t mind so much.

Anything evolving to the next level has to be about androids, except they call themselves synths, and they just want to have the same rights as humans. 

The AVClub was certainly right about how much I'd like Dawes, so maybe I'll give this Chauncy The Rapper fellow a listen.

There will be no justice until MTV restores his hosting position on Singled Out.

I’ve always thought Kelsey Grammar is one of those actors who’s not very bright himself but has a talent for coming across as mannered, educated and intelligent. See also Sean Connery.

Is it underrated? It lasted 11 seasons, was in syndication for years after, won tons of Emmys.. I think it’s looked back upon fondly.. Yeah it’s not talked about much now, but there have been so many good TV shows at this point we can’t celebrate all of them all of the time.

FACT: There was a TV adaptation of Let Me Hear You Whisper with Rue McClanahan as an evil scientist and Jean Stapleton aka Edith Bunker as a janitor who falls in love with the talking dolphin.

I’m not sure Abba aren’t critic’s darlings. Though their image borders on ridiculous even for their time, they’re not seen as cheeseball fluff like, I don’t know, Tony Orlando and Dawn or something... They’re widely considered to be fantastic songwriters.

Any difference between the actual cost to clean vomit and $150 would hopefully be to cover taking half a day to drive a car that smells like vomit to a full service car wash. Plus once someone vomits, that’s pretty much it for driving a car that shift so the driver could be forced out of a few hours work. 

“I don’t remember vomiting at all and I only had 18 beers and three tequila shots.”

That’s a fair point. On the other hand, I heard of a taxi driver in NYC who shot up a bordello to rescue a teenage Jodie Foster. 

I have to laugh when anyone points out the former “regulated taxi services” as a noble industry that wasn’t completely corrupt and bordering in useless in most cities. I remember calling cabs in LA and they just simply not show up, or would be an hour past the time they said they’d get there. When you did get a ride,…

If you wanted to find work in animation in the 90s or 2000s you made something intentionally tasteless as a calling card. It was almost a requirement. Ren and Stimpy, Beavis and Butthead, Family Guy, South Park.. that’s the Gen X sensibility, tasteless humor with an ironic wink, which itself is inspired by raunchy 80s…