the difference maker is this: is she terrorizing you, or is she terrorizing someone else in your defense? the former is, shall we say, infinitely less arousing than the latter.

his best work was Kentucky Fried Movie... well, at least that’s what I thought as an 18 year old seeing my first R rated movie in the theater.

I have no legal experience (other than a couple minor arrests in my misspent youth), but I did read several John Grisham novels, and he did a very good job of describing the grunt work and long hours of most legal work - and BCS reminded me of that aspect of law firms. the scenes of Kim in ‘doc review’ especially. 20…

at 10 years old, I started reading my brother’s subscription to National Lampoon Magazine. mind blown. thinking back, I can’t imagine how my parents let it in the house - we never made an effort to hide them from the folks.  it has, probably more than anything, colored my sense of humor - for good and for ill.

more sympathetic, and definately a lighter touch - not as dark as BB - but still, BB fans know where Saul ends up. not exactly evil, like Walter, he doesn’t pull the trigger - but he’s more than willing to offer up that suggestion. Still, you like Jimmy, even as you tell yourself - no, don’t do that! the show starts…

clearly it was the drag component of his act.  lots of bonus virtue signal points there - enough to not even look at his work beyond checking his ewetoob subscriber and view counts.  “he does his act in drag sometimes, and he’s fairly popular on the tube. sign him up!”

his deal to play MSG once a month is genius.  you work a couple of days a month and make hundreds of thousands a month doing it and never have to leave home.

thousands upon thousands of flat earth and other assorted idiotic conspiracy videos with millions and millions of views, so targeting jones could only be for political reasons.  there be dragons.

alex jones is an asswipe who makes millions duping the gullible. on the other hand, a near-monopoly such as gootube or facebook should not be in the business of censorship based on content. once the practice becomes normalized for the despicable, it will become normal for simply the disagreeable. first they came…

I watched it last night and it was a nice recap of his career, but didn’t get too deep in his mind. it was a good reminder of how much a force of nature he was.

whatever size he is, he’s a hellova lot bigger than that kid in Entourage. 

aw, I think it’s sweet. and should have been the note in a card he gave her, not tweeted.

portugal the man, or portugal the country? the man sucks more - you gotta give the country props for never making any news, at least nothing anyone outside of the country cares about.  the language on the other hand is off the hook hard to learn.

I don’t believe the author of this review, nor the movie makers, were trying to make anything more palatable to a conservative audience. preposterous.

Oh, by all means, let’s listen to a pack of filthy rich movie, tv and music celebrities pontificate on how “...America’s dream of democracy will die young, just like its most famous entertainer, a victim of its own short-sightedness and excess.”

didn’t read, don’t care - except: this better be about drivers and not passengers. that’s what uber is mostly for, right? getting drunks home without getting behind the wheel?

Sam Jackson conspicuously absent - no room for a black guy in the script?

the outrage game is played by every side of every issue. get over yourself.

it’s pretty obvious why he doesn’t do interviews. he’s just not very good on the couch.

Yay! it’s been a long year.