I read that the tribe found the film hilarious.

The original Wicker Man is a great, must watch film. Plus it's a musical (!), so if she likes 1970s era folk music, she's in luck.

It tastes AWFUL, but I'm glad they bring back Frute Brute for Halloween, because I think there really should be a cereal with a werewolf mascot.

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Favorite Lucha Underground Wrestlers? I'm partial to Son of Havoc, because there's something about a bearded, masked biker doing backflips that I find endearing.

I'm surprised there isn't more love for the Thought Lion. Aside from sounding like the name of an unsigned indie band, he was pretty sweet for cat made out of felt.

Hans My Hedgehog was awesome.

The dimension was called the KoalaWalla Land

Fair enough!

I think the problem is that both sides are too emotional to really have a discussion, let alone debate, generated on the topic that will result in anything meaningful getting accomplished. It's one thing to say, "Be polite" or "Lighten up", but the drawback to that is that it doesn't incorporate a sense of morality…

Oh I agree IngmarTurdman, that a comedian can just ignore what they say in order to get on with their life/career, but couldn't the same be said of the person upset by the joke in the first place? As in, "Is this really worth getting emotional about? Why waste your happiness on some joke a stranger said?"

Clarissa is adamant that jet fuel can not melt steel beams.

Only if Summers gets a Hazmat suit.

After slaughtering most of his fellow campers, the shocking season finale of Salute Your Shorts reveals that the real Donkeylips died in a boating accident years ago, and that what appeared to be Donkeylips was actually his sister, driven to adapt a new gender identity by his batshit aunt who "always wanted a son".

Well, she wasn't getting it on with her husband, Drew Pickles. That guy looked like he came home from a busy day of corporate accounting to stare at the wall.

The one I most remember is one of the cheesiest: where the kid got stuck in the pinball machine and had to battle a bunch of LARPing goofs inside a mall while armed with a Super Soaker. Not exactly a pulse pounder.

"After I get these sticky buns out of the oven, why don't we order a couple of pizzas?"

Matthew, that was me. At that point, waiting for USA Up All Night to show a bikini movie (with thongs) was no longer doing it for me, so it was off to the Spice Channel, with its scrambled airings of Hot Bods and Tail Pipe. Thank god Duckman was there for us all.

He does tons of voice work (Dave the Barbarian leaps to mind), but yes, he was the immortal Montana Max.

The Drum. That one was just incredible. The one that really terrified me was Harold, about the scarecrow that comes alive and patrols the roof of the hut where his creators live.