That’s a great one! I keep this one on my phone to ambush friends with randomly because it is so gloriously 80s WTF.

Word. Though I claim other less superficial reasons when talking to people, my interest in that show rapidly decreased with the exit of Sewell and David Oakes, the resident eye candy to me. Tom Hughes just isn't cutting it for me. 

Her blog was hilarious!

Hehe I had a good laugh about this! I was an English major, and one of my fellow English majors contributed a copy of 50 Shades to an English majory Christmas party as a white elephant gift. My friends and I used to amuse ourselves by reading the most ridiculous scenes to each other melodramatically. The irony is rich!

Ah okay I can see that too. I had thought the Cornish setting for Rebecca would explain the Cornish name Trevelyan, but a Poldark nod would too. I’m gonna go out on a limb and say that Barsanti probably doesn’t know anything about Rebecca or Poldark either one if the name Maxim Trevelyan astounded him as much as he…

Maxim Trevelyan sounds like some sort of hackneyed ripoff of Maxim de Winter from Rebecca. . . .

Am disappointed by the lack of candyass jokes in the comment section. . . .

Papers, Please is my favorite computer game. It provoked the most intense emotional reaction I’ve ever had while playing a game when I got stuck waiting for my fake passport to be approved after I’d rejected fake passports left and right. Fantastic game. And yes it somehow makes mind-numbing bureaucratic tediousness…

Pink Floyd’s Animals

Every Halloween, I listen to Nick Cave’s “Song of Joy” on repeat. It’s not really spooky or classically Halloween-ish, but the implications of the lyrics have always scared the living hell out of me.

AKA The Chinless Wonder who was not going to grow up to look like Jon Hamm. . . .

Mine is “lunch.” To me, it sounds like a noise a dog makes when he’s vomiting. I can’t fathom anyone wanting to eat something called “lunch” if they had no idea what it was. 

As someone who has spent most of their life in the Ozarks . . . it didn’t even occur to me that anyone would think Pitt’s reaction was unusual. Actually seemed rather tame compared to some of the shit I’ve seen go down. I think that makes Pitt a civilized Ozarker?

He always brings fun, spiked beverages to parties, too. . . .

Also, editor talking here, but I feel like “popular” is a poor choice of words to use for Jim Jones. Is he really a popular cult leader or, you know, an infamous one?

I have to think the Alliance is gonna frown on this.

Thank you for the clarification about which Jim Jones you were talking about. I’m a lot more familiar with Guyana Jimbo, so I was thinking that was one of the more interesting posthumous Jim Jones revelations I’ve heard.

Or the lead singer pulls an Alice Cooper and changes his name to Flaming Semen Explosion as a legal strategy. ;)

Or 2 bands: Flaming Semen Explosion and Bull Fuck Factory

I think this was part of my problem, too. I have never listened to a radio station that basically doesn’t just play the same handful of songs over and over and over again. It really astonished me when I listened to LZ’s albums and realized how many great songs never got played, and it wasn’t even the issue of them not…