Ever since moving to Vermont, I have been dying for something other than some super-hopped, over-hyped concoction. Whenever I stumble upon a porter, stout, or brown ale, I act like I had found an oasis.

PROVE IT.

I think he could — I think in the first one, he pins a dude with two blades then the middle one slowly moves for the guy's throat. Or did I dream this?

Suck it, Mark! Take that last Blink album and shove it up where the sun don't shine!

I get it.

Okay fine. Why doesn't he do it in every movie? Even ones where he's not a character that should be there?

Oh, wow!

"Wolverine uses his claws in Logan. He uses them the way that fans have always dreamed he might, the way the movies and certainly the cartoons and even the comics have never entirely allowed."

Welp. This thread made me nauseous.

I've had just about enough of your god damn sensibility, JGoo!

The thing about the zeitgeist is that it's only the predominant conversation, and we live in an age where we can go to find people — a sizable chunk of the populace, I'm sure — who do want to talk about the rapid rise in tech stocks potentially creating a bubble.

"So is that the only tub in the house, or…?"

Came here to say exactly this.

The only thing that stuck throughout the episode was their collective "Belushi's a Guy's Guy's Actor" schtick, as if it's less offensive than Tim Allen's collective career output.

Abe Vigoda?

I usually do!

I think you're right in terms of how each song works toward something of an overall concept — one that's been done to death, but what does that matter , ultimately? But providing a context to the songs doesn't excuse the harsh criticisms Longstreth lays against Coffman as fair, especially when running up to the…

Same here. I know I didn't actively enjoy the record while listening to it, I can't help but think about them.

I have listened to it, and I like it for a completely different reason.

Currents by Tame Impala?