As a born and raised in a rochester suburb fella, with my entire family from Akron OH, I would agree but at least in that part of Ohio everything seems…dirtier. And the air is awful. Overall, its fine but it can tend to be a butt of jokes in my immediate and extended family for those who got out. Can't speak to…

Hopefully no kids are reading this. I'd hate for them to grow up too fast by learning about Ohio.

As a western new yorker, but more towards Rochester, I can definitely say that none of this part of NY is New England. As a New Yorker in general, I can say none of NY is New England.

Despite all the flak it gets online, I'll still be playing Star Wars Battlefront because I enjoy it it and that's what matters. People seem to be fixated on how they want more stuff in it and that somehow negates all the great content it does have.

Surely that's the only reason I have thick skin and a lack of caring about what Scott Adams thinks.

I can separate Dilbert from it's creator, cause Dilbert is funny and Scott Adams real opinions affect me not.

Yeah I would take your side, so long as some guitar means like a G, D, or C chord.

I didn't realize the Bright Eyes were a thing until maybe a little over a year ago, so I missed out on how apparently huge that song was like 9 years ago. I just thought it was a good song, one which I stumbled upon on Pandora. It was one of the first songs I "learned" in voice lessons, then over time it quickly…

The Saints mascot description made me laugh the most. Pretty spot on description of it:

If you think they've been overly kind, I'm surprised you're still watching the show.

I was more or less brown-out drunk while watching it, so I can neither confirm nor deny them saying something about it.

I think the AVClub should release two reviews of every episode - the one above and one without the snark written by someone who doesn't actively go into every episode looking to hate it.

I get the vibe that they're not so worried about the rulebook anymore and would rather reveal the corruption regardless of any legality of their actions.

Saw him play at Boston Calling last year, he crushed it. Although the crowd was mostly watching the other presumably larger band that I can't remember, his set was all sorts of solid.

In Paul's defense, he didn't want to be a detective. He wanted to stay a motorcycle cop.

I like the song but when i first heard the lyrics I thought he said "I have a name/but never mine" and I thought that was incredible and then it was "nevermind" instead which I think is less good. Otherwise, people are down on the song wrongly.

A stitch in time saves nine

Why buy a cow when you can have the milk for free?