When the Ebola crisis was a big deal I got into a discussion with my friend who semi-believed that Ebola was some sort of conspiracy with very sinister intentions. At first I was shocked at how this very intelligent, grounded guy would default to such thinking.

Sounds pretty punk rock to me

Killer Mike has been an artist and outspoken member of his community before Twitter even existed. Nice try, asshole.

And I would have randomly interjected back "Fuck off" then continuing the prior conversation as if it didn't occur. I'm also an asshole, so this might not work for everyone.

Hire a robot to kill a human, you say? Why I know a Mr. B.B. Rodriguez who do it for free. And by free, I mean steal your wallet, then maybe kill him if he gets around to it.

Doesn't Killer Mike also advocate black gun ownership and is a proud owner of multiple guns himself? That seems consistent to me.

Drive Angry is bad on Skarknado's level, so I can see someone making that call.

Los Campesinos (a band from Cardiff, Wales) selling their song for that national campaign for Budweiser years ago amused me to no end.

Those new teeth didn't pay for themselves

He was definitely better in Maps to the Stars than the other dreck roles he's had in all his other dreck movies.

Which means she started this gig at freaking 22.

Not Brand Echhh!

*raises a stein for Stein*

I agree. My theory is that they broke the bank for Propagandhi, but that's not really a big deal. If I didn't just find out I'm being laid off by Sept I'd be buying my Fest ticket today.

Huh, fair enough. I should have figured Roger Goddell was SO incompetent that he'd actually cause a real labor dispute.

Bean! Bean! Bean!

Hey, that's a legitimately good concept. Now I'm gonna steal it.

So what do you think of Fest's lineup this year?

I really don't think our nation needs the national shame of having Deflategate argued in front of the highest court in the land.

You've broken my mind with Walter Hill on BvS.