"Girl in Gold Boots" hits my weird spot perfectly. Garage rock, weird drug-dealing clubs, disillusionment with both war and California in the 1960s.

No… I guess I could give it a try.

Never seen it.

THEY WEREN'T EVEN BEATNIKS!

Pretty much all of my favorites, with the exception of "Girl in Gold Boots," "Teen-age Strangler," and "Parts: The Clonus Horror."

Far out.

Meh. Dystopian fiction has been topping the best-seller lists off-and-on for the past five years, from guides on Survivalism to this month's trendy YA thriller.

Didn't hear his Instagram was hacked — just thinking ahead with this whole crazy Browns/Brock situation.

So are you guys going to accept all of the Browns picks for Jimmy G. or what?

It works OK if you're on a PC.

AUBRY'S REVENGE BEGINS NOW.

White Light/White Heat feels like the album the Velvets wanted to make without Nico being foisted upon them by Warhol, and both WL/WH and VU&N, as a result, feel similar to me when you get down to the sheer nihilism of it all.

I was going to say, given that background, it's a Steve Bannon stunt double.

Atención: Congratulate all the female comrades for International Day of the Woman

It was a little tough for me to follow, but yeah, it was one helluva tale.

Kind of works, in my opinion.

I kind of wish I heard more about the movie — I felt like there had to have been more about how shitty this kid was, the details sounded like they were there. But the looks into Dan's life and the second attempt for somebody to speed up the developments on Radio Zork made it all worth the while.

That was a terrific "Dollop," and I'm enjoying the venture through 'Reverse' Dollops these past few episodes.

Through the fence, between the curling flower spaces, I could see them hitting. And then the murders began.

A screaming comes across the sky. And then the murders began.