Nice to see vehicular homicide introducing domestic violence.

I was stunned at how long the fucking feature was, it takes up something like 8 pages of the magazine. I read maybe the first 2 pages and then just gave up. About a fucking blogger, and not even an interesting one at that.

Those are probably the same people that think all Republicans are conservative, hard right, pro-life nutbags.

Oh, I didn't say it as a condemnation at all. It's just stupid to say this movie didn't have to be made, when a simple bit of research (concept!) would tell someone that this was financed by a company that specializes in mens grooming.

Investigating this cultural phenomenon probably didn't require an entire documentary from Morgan Spurlock

None of those shows you tossed out were advertised as being about the 20 something experience and meant to be TRUE LOOKS AT LIFE of those 20 somethings trying to make it in a shitty economy.

Thank you. This.

i get that. But after reading his post, I was really put off by his "I have every right to be a prick and say you must do this or I quit a dozen times a day....because I'm pretty much god" line.

Harmon never really screamed professional that much to be honest. But yeah, it's showbusiness. Rules don't really exist.

I know it's not a popular opinion. But the last few episode of Community have been super let downy, and I'm not entirely upset over Harmon being let go. Maybe a fresh set of eyes might help this show find its footing again.

I'd love to give Denver or Nashville a try. But as for cities I've already been to, San Francisco if the cost of living wasn't absurd for the real estate you get.

Do you think they take freelance spec scripts? I got the time to do it.

Eh, the last few episodes have been REALLY 'meh', so who knows if a fresh set of eyes wouldn't hurt.

See, this is why I never put effort into cooking. I have buffalo wings in the oven right now and I keep compulsively checking to see how much time left they have to cook, BUT I CAN SMELL THE GOODNESS NOW.

Depends on what you get. Last time I went (god knows how long ago), the spinach dip tasted so watery and obviously microwaved from a frozen state it was very offputting.

Not something I normally do, one of those magazine websites had this insane deal for like $3 for a year subscription, so why not? But I'll always skim through it and Esquire at the book store. Details if I am super bored and needing to kill time.

Man's good at what he does!

Half paying attention to the Laker/Thunder game and flipping through the new issue of GQ I got today.

For documentaries, Being Elmo has already gotten a lot of name droppings on here, but it is still fantastic to say again. Nursery University is also really good.

When I was young I went to one after my parents divorce. Maybe it helped, I have no clue really, was too young to probably know at this point. But when I went again because my mom was concerned about me being depressed, I just felt it was pandering and a waste of time. Was getting all the answers I already knew, so…