Is that "Call Me Maybe?"

Steve: What if somebody calls my Mama a whore?
Dalton: Is she?

Well, to let you in on a family secret, my grandmother was Dutch.

And the guitar shit, it's— You know, it's a little stock.

Agreed. I cringe every time any of the characters talks about being "the leader." I guess it's possible that people would organize themselves into some kind of tribe, but would they really be so explicit about who's in charge? We're an anarcho-syndicalist commune!

I might be a bit late on this as it has been a couple days, but does anyone else think the Woodbury stuff is poorly conceived? Is it meant to be a ham-fisted comment on the kind of people who would trade their relative freedom for security? They're like the population of Springfield on The Simpsons: by turns…

My only quibble with the Woodbury story is that all the people there are retarded. Is it meant to be a ham-fisted comment on the kind of people who would trade their relative freedom for security? They're like the population of Springfield on The Simpsons: by turns hysterical and reassured by simplistic speeches,…

For the, ahem, record, I picked up their split with the Promise Ring in Chicago back in the good old days. "Blue Boy" remains a favorite of mine. I left my copy at a friend's house in Bangkok, though.

Oh man, this sounds pretty good. Greg Nicotero!!!

Brilliant. I doubt I'll read a better essay this week. Thanks!

Liked for liking The Vindictives.

Liked for liking The Vindictives.

These are a little old and they're covers but the New Bomb Turks' "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)" and The Vindictives' "Nuttin' for Christmas" are goddamned classics.

These are a little old and they're covers but the New Bomb Turks' "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)" and The Vindictives' "Nuttin' for Christmas" are goddamned classics.

I was thinking the same thing. Plus his face was all cut up. What if he touched one of the cuts after rooting around in that zombie's arm?

I was thinking the same thing. Plus his face was all cut up. What if he touched one of the cuts after rooting around in that zombie's arm?

Did anyone else fail to grasp the governor's reason for wanting to take the prison? He dismissed the need to move his people there, but then didn't offer much of an explanation for why it would be worth the effort to take it over.

Did anyone else fail to grasp the governor's reason for wanting to take the prison? He dismissed the need to move his people there, but then didn't offer much of an explanation for why it would be worth the effort to take it over.

You know, Nietzsche says: "Out of chaos comes order."

You know, Nietzsche says: "Out of chaos comes order."