Dunno from Warhol, but thanks for introducing me to Luxury Comedy.

It can't have been that late, I was already out of Georgia by 97. Legacy of Kain sounds kosher, but it was Blood Something I think.

Yeah, okay, now that sounds like a thing. Thanks. I dug that game.

Nah, this was like a rpg almost, and I remember you would suck the souls outta your defeated enemies. Also, I think you had no face under the scarf.

What was the Playstation game where you're a vampire with a scarf over your face? That was around that time, no? Or the one where you're like a robot rabbit and you jump on shit? Best stoner game ever.

Now remove them from my memory, please.

Everything I'll miss about Dave I already have been for the last 10 to 15 years.

Patton Oswalt said all this, 5 fucking years ago in a piece entitled "Wake Up Nerd Culture, Time To Die. http://www.wired.com/2010/1…

Audio/Video and then I'll judge.

I had to wiki "WWII Little Boy" to understand the derision. I'm from Alabama, forgive me.

"I have no sense of taste, nor am I aware of it."

If a headline's not clickbait, then someone's not doing their job.

I mimicked my master's movements, until I was able to read this article.

I think this is the show Bear has had in mind since high school. If you know what I mean.

I heard Adam Corolla was suing Jimmy Kimmel for having a career, under the grounds of "Not Fucking Fair, Man".

This article was punctuated with several "Huh! They're still alive?"'s on my end.

This show at one time had me convinced I was psychic, as I could tell the punchline to every joke 30 seconds before they actually told it. Then I realized I was just stoned and the show was terrible. This is a true story.

But what's it about?

I feel like Warhol's quote should be updated that in the future we'll all have a chance to play Spidey.

When I saw her and James Marsters together again on Supernatural not too long ago, I was like, "aw". But when I saw she was in this thing, I was like, "aw…"