I think her father was that one clown from The Powerpuff Girls that sucked out all the color in his immediate environment

Count me in as someone who doesn't like the new Untucked format. Certainly the criticisms of the previous incarnation-it's too contrived and stagey-are justified. Further, the constant revelations, while often insightful and moving, could become exhausting each and every time. What I really miss the most is Rupaul's…

For the Halloween edition of the Cadbury Creme Egg, the rabbit used in the advertisements is wearing a witch's hat. For all crimes past and present, Cadbury can be forgiven for that one image.

From what I heard, the footage she sold to Hustler was long enough that they could, if they so desired, edit it into several different volumes, although so far only 2 have been released. According to those in the know, the remaining footage is pretty awful.
That being said, she seemed to be writing a "fictional"…

I laughed so hard when Pearl, in all her bad acting glory, said, "Ok Mary McBitch, you're first" in her gym teacher voice.

I think it was two years ago when the crowd was chanting "Yes!" to everything, and when Alberto Del Rio was on the mic, they chanted "Si!" to everything he said. Even Cole lost it.

Roman Reigns' newest shirt reminded me of something the stupid Nietzcheans from that awful Andromeda show with Kevin Sorbo would wear to appear hip.

I find rap/hip-hop to really make the work fly by, so I have several stations on Pandora with the likes of Lil Wayne, Juicy J, 2 Chainz, and Mike Will Made It. Of course, they also combat with stations that feature the likes of Kate Bush, Kylie Minogue, Metric,but doing data entry while "No Worries" plays just makes…

My "greatest" insight while fucked up was how, if they could clone Dodos, people would always name them Einstein for easy irony, but this was on mushrooms, so I don't know if that counts here?

It was a weird moment when it suddenly dawned on me, in my early 20s, that the guy who did the voice of Elmo also did the voice of Baby Sinclair.

Because it was easy to dance to, it was fun to sing along with, and the video was hot.

Someone once said that, when he debuted, Cody Rhodes' gimmick was "Default CAW from wrestling video game".

Hell, I would have lost a lot of money if someone had said, "Let's resurrect Waylon Mercy, but toss in a dash of Jim Jones".

I went to a house show where there was a three way match between Kofi Kingston, Drew Mcintyre, and Cody Rhodes in his mask phase. Before the match started, Cody grabbed the mic and said, "AND JUST ONE MORE THING…not in the face please!"

According to Jim Ross, it was a hot, steamy night in Rio de Janeiro when he won that tournament

There was a tag match he was in on a recent PPV where he hissed (!) at the audience, "You don't want Mizdow. You want STARDUST!". I always get a kick out of wrestlers that shout dialogue during their matches (Bubba Ray Dudley was also great at this).

What I love about the portrayal of Stardust is how Cody Rhodes no longer exists-he's Stardust, and will not cotton to anyone reminding him of that fact. Thus, the great "Cody" chants that get under his skin. It's almost like a comic book (I was thinking Rorschach, but there are dozens of examples).

I don't know if I would go so far as to call R-Truth's act to a be a literal minstrel show. What makes it horrible is not its cartoonish offensiveness, but how culturally tone deaf and dated it is. Granted, this isn't exactly a news flash, since McMahon has never been especially on top of pop culture, let alone…

What do Dale Earnhardt and Pink Floyd have in common?

Why did Jesus quit playing hockey?