It’s really, really good and very re-watchable.

Might I suggest Hakeem Jeffries? Anyone? Five anyones?

That Bacon guy is on CNN right now and says that Jordan is pissing people off and he will lose even more votes the next time.  He is telling Jordan that he needs to give it up, not going to happen lol.  

They all became AI guys

Whatever happened to all the crypto defenders? I kinda miss those idiots telling me that crypto is actually awesome & perfect but I just don’t get it. I’m looking at you, Magus21.

Make the delivery of the speeches unintelligible with shitty sound mixing?
“We [unintelligible unintelligible unintelligible] rock, [unintelligible unintelligible unintelligible] on [unintelligible unintelligible]”

I agree with Lee, and also think Grave of the Fireflies should have had a few minutes devoted to what Oppenheimer was up to.

*Spike Lee angrily tweets Alan Oppenheimer’s home address*

“29:28 - He’s in Becky’s basement?? And he pulled a loose match? Out of his bathrobe? And successfully lit it by striking it against a wall?? Did fire use to work differently?”

Intellectually challenging, probably not. But it is without question one of the most competitive residencies, and Vanderbilt med school is one of the best in the country. So yes, his fiance must be top of the top to get it. Tell Paul Stanley and Billy Idol I apologize for calling her a rock star.

Dermatologist Dr. Dirr.

I figure they got some kind of mold they mass manufacture these dipshits out of in an abandoned Dollar General store in some bumfuck Southern Town.

“People will watch the entire series and then roll right into watching it again, and to me, that means we ended it properly,” he said.

Kurt’s cover of “Where Did You Sleep Last Night” still gives me chills. The story goes that after the band walked off-stage, MTV producers wanted an encore and Kurt asked in disbelief (I’m paraphrasing), “You think I can top that?” Such a haunting performance that — nearly 30 years later — still feels like an outlet…

Grooming the youths!

They played “Rape Me” in one a concert that was televised on MTV and it was hilarious to hear the crowd scream in joy, thinking they were about to hear “Smells Like Teen Spirit” before falling completely silent after the opening rift.

Not sure if it deserves a top 30 slot but I always loved the skewering of Smells Like Teen Spirit at the beginning of Rape Me. It was one of the first instances as a kid where I felt like I had a grasp on irony and sarcasm.

That sounds suspiciously woke to me. I’m not going to buy any future records from these Nirvana people.

Then and now, my favorite Nirvana tunes are the weirder, more raw stuff that got relegated to B-sides and comps. “On the Guilt,” “Sappy,” “I Hate Myself And Want To Die,” “Curmudgeon,” that’s my shit. 

Still the best liner notes ever: