That is a rare photo of Sean Connery signed by Roger Moore. It is worth $150.

I didn't mind it, but it seemed less original than I expected. I'd probably place it on level with Looper - a good job done of a style that is tricky to do well, but not exactly groundbreaking.

Friends are rarely the best supporters. But they also don't really lose respect, unless you do something especially offensive to their values.

Those parody ones are always a disappointment. None of the action is actually any good, but they're worth skipping through to see how well they did with the costumes. Some of them are really well done.
But that Simpsons one was really disappointing. I was hoping that they'd achieve the yellow look through some color…

This stretch is just as dull in the comics. About 25 issues of next to nothing happening.

Upvote for having TWO Wesley Willis tracks.

Yep, I have Take Off on my phone as well. It really is the hit single section of their album.
And it reminds me, I should add Feeling Groovy to my phone.

Phish - Devotion to a Dream
Gin Blossoms - Till I Hear it From You
Freedy Johnston - It's Gonna Come Back to You
Marianas Trench - Here's to the Zeros
Tom Jones - Sexbomb
Barenaked Ladies - Angry People
The Who - You Better You Bet
Electric Light Orchestra - Strange Magic
Beatles - I Want to Hold Your Hand
Julius C - Party &…

I'm glad that there are more resources out there for these sorts of issues (for lack of a better word).

My boss is out this week. This means that I leave episodes / movies playing in VLC as I work on other stuff. The result is that I'm far more productive, and I'm more likely to work until the end of the day, AND I'm more relaxed about working.

Obviously, it should hang where it may, inside the bowl.
I think everyone tries laying it on top of the seat, but that's a bad idea. Usually there's a certain amount of leakage, even when you aren't intending to go #1.

Strangely, I've had a thing for Heather Matarazzo.

I dunno - that picture looks like they decided to make the cord about a foot shorter.

I started playing the Batman game, and I find it less compelling than the Walking Dead ones.
I think the problem is that we already have a concept of how Batman should behave. Some of the conversation choices feel out-of-character, and this works against the fun of the series.

One thing I've noticed so far is that the first season and the second have these long, wordless sequences of characters looking sort of lost. These don't have much gravity to them, they tend to make me and my wife laugh.

I'm going through a first playthrough of the second season now, and I already gathered that the decision tree is fairly narrow. Most of the choices are fairly meaningless, since they just branch off for a scene, then return to the core story.
To be fair, it gets really difficult to handle really large decision trees,…

Now and then, I think that I sort of enjoy All About That Bass in a pop-anthem way. But whenever I listen to it, I get stuck on that "Go ahead and tell them skinny bitches" line.
It adjusts the frame of the song from being a body-positive song to something more mean-spirited.

I found out that my mom's method of making mac & cheese involved buying cheese ends from the deli counter.
So the blend was completely different each time. I don't know if I noticed.

Every time I see it, I'm always surprised that the beginning is fairly good, but then it gets worse, and it keeps getting worse.

I still enjoy Daredevil. The Director's cut only. I still cringe at the park flirt-fight, and most of the romantic material. But it's nowhere near as terrible as the reputation suggests.