You could try Deltron 3030 (same producer) but there aren't too many people like Kool Keith. You could also try the Ultramagnetic MCs but that's just earlier Kool Keith.

Simpsons. Radioactive man.

My god I forgot that book existed. That and the Chocolate war were always heavily advertised together (possibly in each other's book jackets).

At least they've stopped trying to stuff cheese into every inch of the non-cheese part of a pizza.

I always thought Welcome to the Dollhouse was much better at capturing what it was like to be an actual teenager. Not that this makes it a better movie, although I think it is.

Let me give you a little advice. There's 3 rules that I live by. Never get less than 12 hour's sleep, Never play cards with a guy who's got the same first name as a city, and never go near a lady who's got a tattoo of a dagger on her body. Now you stick with that, everything else is cream cheese.

Is this like that time that Snoop Dog quit smoking? That lasted approximately 2 days

So after 52 years he's going straight edge?

As someone who saw teen wolf in a theater it was pretty bad even to an 11 year old. But when I inexplicably watched it years later on TBS I did find the scenes with the coach to be hilarious.

No problem. Glad I could help.

I think Revolver was done by Klaus Voorman.

I always forget that George Condo was responsible for that awful Kanye cover. Although it is still better than Blind Faith or that Scorpians album cover. Those two were just terrible ideas.

Jason Heller must not have been familiar with Deep Purple's album cover for Fireball. In Rock is bad but Fireball is another level of bad.

What's even sadder is that Mark Walhberg was captured on film singing Duffy's praises. Well, almost as sad…..

He's lucky anyone ever gave him the greenlight for anything after Hamlet. It was 4.5 hours long, cut none of the text (it's one of the longest plays Shakespeare ever wrote) and featured glowing eyes on the ghosts. Parts of it were great but good god he made almost zero choices as a director on that one.

I seem to recall him being on the cover of a cat magazine.

You may tell jokes, Mr. Jerry Seinfeld, but you are no Comedian!!!

Its reached horrible levels in NYC. I've lived here since 1997 and cellphones were bad but smartphones ushered in a new level of cluelessness. I've been flatout run into more times than I can count, had an entire cup of coffee dumped on me (mine but someone basically tackled me), and watched countless people walk…

I often feel like an old man, but nothing makes me feel older than when I want to scream at people to look in the direction they are walking (I say this as new yorker who has walked to work since around 2002). I used to use the example of "you wouldn't walk down the street reading a book" but then I actually saw…

Is there a way they could use this with anyone walking on the streets of NYC?