This isn’t 100% related to his body, but I’ve found that I’ve liked Simon Pegg less the more famous he has gotten. I don’t know if it’s that he seems a bit more pretentious or what not, but of Edgar, Nick and Simon, I’m a bit less endeared to Simon now.

Sorry Steven, you’re wrong. The fact is that “TV movies” in the traditional sense barely even exist anymore beyond The Hallmark Channel. I would concede that a film designed to fit the rhythms of commercial breaks and edited for time by default is a very different beast from a theatrical film, but Netflix clearly…

You don’t talk about which companies can’t handle the bottlecaps and which can and where those are located. Hell I could have a badass recycler that can actually handle this.

Yeah, this site should really stop with the “You’re Recycling X All Wrong” articles. They are less then helpful when so often the right way to do things is so localized.

Well, some people put beautiful pictures on their bodies with tattoos. I’m pretty happy with mine.

I watched it again this morning, and what struck me after last night was that Prince was covered neck to toe, and the only thing he took off was his soaking-wet do-rag...and he was exponentially more compelling to watch than Proactiv Spokesman Adam Levine could ever hope to be on his most skin-exposed days.

It looks like his tattoos were chosen by a focus group and he got them all at once 

And Jag-u-are. Which is the name of a big cat thats native to North and Central America; including Nicar-ag-u-ah.

The mere fact that it is Fox who keeps hiring him speaks volumes.

At the bar I was at, no one wanted to watch the halftime show. So I pulled up Prince’s halftime show from 2008 and Chromecasted it onto all of the screens. The bar was a lot happier and this may be my superhero moment of 2019.

Nucular, man, nucular

Those are not tough guy tats. Those are a textbook example of non-offensive, safe white-boy tattoos. They trigger the “omg what a tough guy” response in middle classers, especially suburbanites. They produce music that is exactly like them, milquetoast, and rely on a fanbase that doesn’t know any better to get people…

cars like the Reliant Robin that couldn’t even manage a fourth wheel

<<It takes place against the disintegration of social order in the UK.>>

Andrew Keir was Quatermass in “Five Million Years to Earth”.

Can we also call a mora-bloody-torium on kid-friendly “parodies” of stuff that’s for grown-ups? Kids don’t get the references and when they finally see the original material, it’s been spoiled for them: “I don’t understand Dracula! I’m halfway through the book and he’s not counted anything yet! He just goes around…

...Monstrous and nebulous adumbrations of the pithecanthropoid and amoebal; vaguley moulded from some stinking viscous slime of earth’s corruption, and slithering and oozing in and on the filthy streets or in and out of windows and doorways in a fashion suggestive of nothing but infesting worms or deep-sea…

This sounds amazingly bad, and the article was a really fun read, I’m going to try and track this down for cheap on either ebay or Amazon and buy it asap, and then give it to both of my Lovecraft loving friends who I am sure will find it ridiculously awful too!

Edit: Hmmm, seems like it never got a UK release. So I’m…