She's not that old. Makeup makes her look older on camera, but she looks rather young in person

No, she's not bashing any group of people. She's saying that the hodge podge culture that she and her friends consume leaves her cold, and so why not create their own fantasies.

Right, there's a difference between Tech9 and DMX.

But she isn't necessarily talking about rap. She's talking about pop music and the American culture that she and her friends consume thousands of miles away.

Now that's a haircut you can raise your barn to!

One of the jr movie reviewers in my local paper was named Misty Seemens. That's the first time I've heard of a worse name.

It's ok, I was just being a rhymin hymen

Don't be such a pickler-stickler!

Here, I brought you a cake. And a jar of herring. Maybe you can wait until I leave before you smear the cake with it.

It was released in installments, as was Watchmen and League of Extrordinary gentlemen. Each of those issues was in comic book form, but "Watchmen" and "V for Vandetta" differ from Alan Moore's run on Swamp Thing, which was an ongoing series of comic books released regularly and collected in trade paperback volumes.

Deus ex media. When you have a problem and use "the media" to get out of it. This can be keeping someone silent by threatening to go to "the media" or someone's song/webcast going viral and solving the money problems.

I ended up watching "Pay it forward" on a bus trip and I didn't know that he was supposed to be disfigured until at least 3/4 of the way through the movie.

But collected comics aren't usually referred to as Graphic novels, unless they were conceived as a contained entity.

Aren't weekly comics called comics while Graphic novels are self contained stories like…a novel?

Oh man, this is my kind of detective movie.

I think Todd enjoys doing those more. He has a lot more energy. Most of his pop song reviews have been kind of leaden. He basically admitted as much, that the current pop scene is wearing him out with its repetition.

Alright, by all means, enlighten me

His "One Hit Wonderland Series" is great. His look at Chumbawumba is similar in revealing a misunderstood band.

I think that bands, particularly guitar driven pop/rock, are also very quick to focus on original song wrting because Pop and dance pop hits are basically written by a handful of Sweedish guys at this point.

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