mila kunis on that 70s show and natalie portman in the stars wars prequels. black swan made 12 year old me very happy.

these pun threads are always illuminating.

this reminds me of a bunch of bands I don't like, yet I enjoy this song quite a bit. PARADOX.

wait… you consider this shoegaze? …or you just wanted to brag about your shoes?

Hey hey hey, this is new music. WHOOOA-OOOOOOH

In my time hanging around here I've learned not to believe anything in anything Marah posts. Even her reviews are horribly inaccurate on a disturbingly regular basis. I don't get it, and clearly she doesn't give a shit considering that this is still going on. boohoo. sadface.

nothing says intimate like an arena full of people screaming and whistling in the background, AMIRITE?

yeah, but if somebody says Do You Realize is their favorite, Soft and Yoshimi are probably the best places for them to start, no?

Soft Bulletin or Yoshimi

Peggy's pitch didn't sell at all. A third company that we didn't see landed the Heinz Ketchup account.

also probably quotation marks around "nice being a dick." hmm.

more like nice being a dick! AM I RIGHT?

How dare you imply that Lauryn Hill is nuckin futs! RACIST! FLAGGED!

I know it's not a book by a comedian about comedy, but "Jokes My Father Never Taught Me" by Rain Pryor (Richard's daughter) was a great read. I also really enjoyed the oral history of SNL, "Live From New York."

I had multiple false starts with this show until I tracked down a list similar to this… watching a couple of episodes from each of the first three and a half seasons helped me wrap my head around the appeal, and then I got to "The Suitcase." And that was that. I was hooked. Now I've watched the entire run multiple…

the ryan adams cover sounds so sad and personal… I thinking harrowing is the adjective I'd like to use.

I've been waiting on Limehouse all season. So that was great. Also, they sure know how to pull everything together and end the season with a bunch of crazy.

Ninja angels are the only real angels.

Drew Thompson had been assumed dead until the copper thieves were caught stealing the bag out of Arlo's wall, prompting the FBI (and then the Marshalls) to re-open the case after 30 years. Now it's a race between Tonin and the Marshalls to find Thompson.

nah man. that thing was alive. it's coming for our souls.