Cool! Are you going to Bruins vs Sharks next week? I actually wound up getting tix to the Bruins vs Ducks on Friday instead. Really nice second row seats close to the Bruins bench; they were better seats for less money than the LA game. (We live in the San Diego area so it’s a relatively short drive either way.)

Barsanti is way more hung up on misspelling things than usage of any particular term.

You had me at “one part Northern Exposure”.

Oh no, you’re spot on. Hope I didn’t come across too saucy. To the extent that I get upset over sports stuff, I just internalize it. If I’m going to get riled up over it, I don’t want anyone else to suffer the moronic consequences of my silly stuff. (To be fair, I’ve quietly pouted after some tough losses that certain…

Why should he have been there?

In what has presumably been attempt

Ok, I don’t use Twitter so maybe there’s something I’m missing. Apologies in advance if that’s the case. But why, in articles of this nature where screenshots of Twitter are necessary, are there always multiple images of the same fucking message? Let’s say there’s messages A, B and C. The screenshots tend to go:

Again: Occam’s Razor.

He assumes he was hired because of his hilarious questions

The sooner the music industry, as it was and never again will be, dies, the sooner we can get way better music.

*Spike Lee angrily re-tweets....uh, wait, he and Adam Driver just worked together..... fuck it, I can’t remember how this joke works*

Yeah, this.

Good to see names I recognize from what I guess now qualifies as “the old days”.....

Next it will be “There are children starving in Africa, and all you assholes at the AVC can think about is Liam Neeson? WAKE UP, JERKS!!”.

Don’t forget, you also to have record the event and immediately post it online in a way that allows me to see it.

So idiots will think his ability on and understanding of the instrument is so nuanced, he would actually not be fulfilling the true potential of the band’s remarkable music without them? I’m not too familiar with this garbage band, but I was unaware he even played guitar.

When I had a Rolling Stone subscription, I really looked forward to each issue. Naturally the music coverage was the main draw; they talked to and about lots of artists I loved. The political material was pretty strong as well. I considered it money well spent.

Let’s say, hypothetically, that Gwyneth Paltrow wasn’t totally annoying. Let’s say she was an interesting actor. Let’s even say this idiotic bullshit company offered products that were something other than pure garbage.

Yeah it was total ass.

Right on. I am by nature a highly analytical person, it’s one of my defining traits. But my interest in the arts tests that sometimes, because while I do wind up analyzing film and music, I too really enjoy just letting things wash over me, and absorbing them in an intuitive manner. I’ve learned over time to balance…