I saw Jonathan Fire*Eater play a house party when I was in college. That was awesome.

You can watch it on Hulu.

Statistically speaking, the pool of people who would be both eligible gay men and involved in the crazy stuff would likely be pretty small.  If you meet a guy you get along with, why not give it a shot?  Their personalities seem to mesh.  Other than the fact that Shore Leave is clearly much better looking than Al,…

I think it's more that they're both gay AND they're both involved in the incredibly weird side of this world.  They don't have to hide anything about their lives from each other.

Slap Chop looked like one of Chuck Norris' Karate Kommandos to me.

I'm pretty sure you do everything blue.

The video game Poker Night 2 features both Brock and Ash from the Evil Dead movies as characters, and there's a conversation in it where Brock teases Ash about being named "Ashley."

I've been hearing "My Sharona" on the radio lately, and it takes an act of will not to sing "My Bologna."

Driving scenes actually make me nervous because of how much the characters tend to look away from the road.  I know they're not actually going to get into an accident, but it still makes my skin crawl.

Signs.

He also wrote this comment.

Done.

The inevitable J.J. Abrams remake of the video for Scream.

I'm glad they mentioned Gary still not knowing who killed 24.  I know Doc and Jackson will get around to dealing with that in their own damn time, but it's nice to know the thread's not forgotten.

"Gimmie an AB, Woodie."

But if it's so obscure no one knows it, then as far as most people know it is new.  So, Big Hero 6 of one, half a dozen of the other.

If you'd like to complete the Gallagher Bridgetown Trilogy, I highly recommend the episode of The Paul Goebel Show from the festival.  It also features terrific segments with Myq Kaplan and Xander Deveaux, and Gallagher actually comes off better than in his other two appearances.

Also no Dexhart.  It's like they're not even fans of the show!

When New Girl ends, I want Jake Johnson and Brett Harrison to star in a show together as city guys who move to a wacky small town and make bemused, muppety faces at the eccentric locals.

I want to become a musician now, just so I can name an album Bad Days for Miles O’Brien.