I was a season ticker holder from 1995 to 2010 or so and I can tell you why I don’t go to A’s games anymore:  Ownership has shit all over the community with their constant quest to move the team, they’ve allowed the Coliseum to fall apart (remember this is a facility that had almost 3 million attendees in 1990 how is…

Just wanted to drop by and say In n’ Out is overrated mediocrity. 

Precisely why I can’t bring myself to support either side. My options are A) racist, heartless shitbags, or B) impotent shitbags that talk a big game, but never actually do anything.

Weird, I just moved them up to #299. Take that, East St. Louis!

Tron ??

MY DOCTOR SAID…I HAVE TO TAKE…A LAXATIVE!

The New York Daily News was not killed by a fucking market correction. Sinclair Media is not a fucking market correction. Peter fucking Thiel is not a fucking market correction. Fuck off with this “well, that’s just how it is” bullshit. This is a goddamn siege, and takes like this are how we’re losing it.

For journalists covering national news... Sure, I guess.

That would require that the Democrats stand up for themselves and actually play politics.

Really?? The header picture includes Aziz?

Looks like his shirt took exponentially more thought and effort to design than those official championship shirts. Yeesh.

I don’t think it takes over from Webber. Webber’s was the final game, period, of the NCAA season. JR certainly has more chances to fuck everything up because the play didn’t decide the Finals in its entirety, just Game 1.

it’s hard to deny that the ending is one hell of a gut punch

So which streaming service has all of the alternative versions that came in the Blade Runner box set? Where can I stream the TV edit of John Carpenter’s Halloween, with the extra scenes shot during Halloween 2? Who will let me download the Argento cut of Dawn of the Dead, or Romero’s original workprint version?

The movies that define me

I bet you could supercut this with Sean Connery’s OUTLAND and no one would even notice you made a supercut.

I’ll defend Revenge as it was the first Pink Panther film I saw in a theatre, and it has some of the funniest scenes in it - Clouseau as the “salty old Swedish sea dog” and his constantly-deflating parrot; the scene at the Balls Brothers, with Clouseau dressed as Toulouse-Lautrec (“I’m afraid I’m a little short”), and…

I would vastly prefer Rod Torfulson’s Armada featuring Herman Menderchuck.

Any time frame that includes new episodes of Barney Miller being produced gets a pass in my book.