It was a blast in theater, but no interest in seeing it again.

I'm of the view the ex-wife's place should have been a smoldering hole in the ground. It would have worked both in context of the artist's fixation on childhood domestic bliss, and turn a pointless and meandering plot into a Sisyphean task.

A bit too old for Vietnam vets, they probably slept through two years of pre-war draft service. In that context, "we blew it" is reference to the Silent Generation's lack of engagement leading up to the social and political turmoil of the late sixties.

I'm sure the pitch for American Pickers was Antiques Road Show meets Easy Rider.

Knock on the wrong door in America and somebody will unload a shotgun into you.

Well in the world of shitty British naval architecture, I prefer the violent immediacy of a battle-cruiser exploding, but the slow sink of the Titanic has it's charms.

I didn't like Ultron (the character), maybe because I got the feeling that Spader was phoning it in.

Cocaine is a hell of a drug.

Back.. and to the left….

I assume there were corporate considerations, or it was a straight up time buy by H-B. At that time Taft Broadcasting owned H-B and the Kings theme parks.

It's awesome, and that chick drummer is totally hot…

The pot belly covering black leather jacket is exactly what the Black Keys are doing in the photo up top.

Somebody get me a cheeseburger….

Live baseball fandom is only exceeded by hockey for old fat white fucks draped in mumus, aka obscenely overpriced, "authentic" jerseys.

He traded it all for Leslie Bibb.

Oldsmobile…. LULZ

I used to be with it, but then they changed what *it* was. Now what I'm
with isn't *it*, and what's *it* seems weird and scary to me. It'll
happen to you…

A Knoxville M.D. hot loaded him. Hilarity ensued with the corpse. The family was never keen on admitting he was a junkie, so the locals never got pressed on what happened.

That journey makes not a lick of sense, unless you account for "I need to score" and "get him out of the fuckin' state, then stop and call this coroner."

"used to" being the key here. Promoting specialty items that seem pretty good at first, then ruthlessly beating the cost out of them, is a feature of their business model.