G SPOT ROCKS THE G SPOT

I’m a sucker for comedic overheated mob scenes, and while Simpsons, Parks & Rec etc. have done a lot of great work in that arena I’m not sure anything can match the beautiful simplicity of “He called us a mob! Let’s kill him!”

What are we, choosy moms?

He also plays an ice cream man who is also a hit man in The Iceman, though the eponymous character is played by Michael Shannon. It's not a good movie but with Shannon, Evans and Winona Ryder all chewing the scenery it's still worth seeing.

My favorite tiny Lucas Lee moment was him checking his phone, quietly chuckling, putting it away then deadpanning "that's actually hilarious"

Not really indie folk but not toooo far off: Ry Cooder published a book of short stories about/set in LA: https://www.amazon.com/Ange…

I'm partial to the Erchoplerx

Balderdash!

WTF is The Norvo?

The whole beginning of that scene was straight out of an old-school Western: the wagon train slowly rumbling through a picturesque high plains pass, the low rumbling over the hills, the POV of 'savages' whooping it up as they sped toward the train on horses…

Can we make the blood flow up the walls?

Tangential story alert: when I lived in Austin the mayor's name was Will Wynn, and I regret missing his campaign sloganing/paraphenelia. With a name like that , you literally can't lose.

All of those answers were a bit irritating—did EVERY dude have to pick a lady to be contrarian? But then the curtness and utter accuracy of Win's answer made me lol

If only prison was as eminently habitable as the Jolly Roger

No can do?

You know you've blindsided a Texan when you hear the elusive "gosh-dammit"

when will they learn that they're really made for each other?

Are… are we still doing phrasing

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That would 100% be the Patrick Stewart way. I love how mischievous him & Sir Ian are with their fame