Bender, why didn't you just piss in an alley like everybody else?

Meatwad: Oh, we got it. We didn't laugh at it, but we got it.

Meatwad: Oh, we got it. We didn't laugh at it, but we got it.

Going Home by the Stones is an oddity in that it's not just a long jam, but a long vocal jam, in which Mick Jagger stretches out, improvises, and scats on a way he never did before or since. At eleven minutes it's too long not to drag eventually, but sustains my interest for most of it.

Going Home by the Stones is an oddity in that it's not just a long jam, but a long vocal jam, in which Mick Jagger stretches out, improvises, and scats on a way he never did before or since. At eleven minutes it's too long not to drag eventually, but sustains my interest for most of it.

Another deep cut: Holiday for Sinners (1952), which has a great title, some location shots of places like the docks that you don't usually see in movies shot in New Orleans, and a stand-out performance by Keenan Wynn as an ex-boxer who is going blind. The main character is a doctor who wants to move to India so he can…

Another deep cut: Holiday for Sinners (1952), which has a great title, some location shots of places like the docks that you don't usually see in movies shot in New Orleans, and a stand-out performance by Keenan Wynn as an ex-boxer who is going blind. The main character is a doctor who wants to move to India so he can…

Aldo: Oh God Zandalee! We used to play that at parties.

Aldo: Oh God Zandalee! We used to play that at parties.

The most New Orleans-y moment is when Mitch asks Stella to come outside, and she asks if she needs to change, and he says, "Naw, darlin', it's the Quarter!"

The most New Orleans-y moment is when Mitch asks Stella to come outside, and she asks if she needs to change, and he says, "Naw, darlin', it's the Quarter!"

Just in time for the holidays:

Just in time for the holidays:

This shows how much attitudes have changed: soldiers in Vietnam hated the M16 because the stock was made from plastic - fucking PLASTIC! - instead of all-American WOOD as God intended. My dad swore that the M in M16 stood for Mattel.

This shows how much attitudes have changed: soldiers in Vietnam hated the M16 because the stock was made from plastic - fucking PLASTIC! - instead of all-American WOOD as God intended. My dad swore that the M in M16 stood for Mattel.

You don't come in the whore, Genji.

You don't come in the whore, Genji.

Dave Davison's OK but he's no Perd Hapley.

Dave Davison's OK but he's no Perd Hapley.

Apes-Ma  Precisely.