When I was a kid, my brother and I both signed up for this, but since we were at the same house, only he got sent to collections. I never had to pay anything. It was truly free music. I got a Kottonmouth Kings album though, so, maybe I didn't make it out so hot.

I remember being a kid and feeling like this movie was tailor made for me, which is why I hated it. :P

I was 12.

That's so awful!

I was actually wondering about the diner today! I knew it looked different now, and it's so not Twin Peaks.

This was disturbing and fascinating. I got a wide on from it.

When David Tennant's 10th Doctor said "I don't want to go," I remember going "Ew… just go already." His entire tenure was all about not getting over shit and being a sentimental sap. I'm beginning to think he didn't die of radiation poison, but rather old age from saying such a drawn out goodbye.

Yeah, it caught my attention too. :(

Now if only we could talk Fuller House into not returning to Fuller House.

I'd just like a little pipe system like Mario. Make the entrance be slides… That would be a good start for me.

I recently rewatched Southland Tales and I was rather surprised to find how much I actually really enjoyed it after some time had passed. It's kind of a brilliant movie, that is so stupid and satirical that it's hard to tell what's stupid and what's satire. I kind of love it for exactly that. I showed it to a friend…

Better.

If it leads to more Twin Peaks, I'm ok with it.

The man is dead! Show some respect…

I've always said Sneed's was the best visual gag, and it still is. Though the candy heart shaped rat poison one was up there on the level of clever.

Lost Girl has one. American Doctor Who did, which was annoying.

I did that with Lost. Waited until I knew it was ending and then regretted everything about watching it.

The log was not her child. :P It was her husband.

This was easily one of my favourite episodes. I loved how little fucks he gave.

Joss Whedon really should read that quote and make it his new motto.