If people with those "My kid is in the army protecting your kid" bumper stickers really think being the parent of someone in the military makes them better than everybody else, they must really hate their own parents.

Hey cool, thanks to anonymity on the internet people can now attribute urban legend experiences to themselves instead of a friend's cousin or whatever!

Eh, I was always more of a Bastet guy anyway.

It's on the bandcamp page. Free to stream but you have to pay to download. It's a good one.

The mind-wiping serves to reset her anguish. If she could remember yesterday's performance, she wouldn't be scared. It's stupid, and there would have to be unimaginable sweeping changes in the culture far beyond just some new tech to convince people to allow such a thing, but I get the logic of it.

I believe that's the season where one of the detectives catches a big break by coincidentally glancing at a newspaper article his lunch is wrapped in. So cheap.

Just seeing that kind of thing on TV makes me want to get tested, just in case.

Ha, my nephew is like this. The first time he play GTA he pulled over for the cops and just waited. When his friend grabbed the controller and started beating up the cops, my nephew shouted, shocked, "WHY ARE YOU DOING THAT?!"

Oh it's most definitely a terrible film no matter where you set it, for myriad reasons. And I guess it's better that they didn't do accents since bad southern accents irk me to no end. And this town is definitely depressing . All the Hollywood influence that's coming around lately is having a positive effect on the…

I'm in BR too and also could not stomach Jeff…. It seems to take place in an alternate universe where the city is 98 percent non-rednecky white people.

Just hang tight through the early bit raging against designer muffins in Brooklyn.

He's definitely a lot more vulnerable than Carlin ever was. It can make some of his bits not so relatable but when they hit you they hit hard.

Man I quit on them because of all the interrupting. I know it's a bit but there was one episode where Dan was trying very hard to get out something that sounded like a promising joke only to be cut off three times so Eliot could do yet another "everything's hilarious when you set it in the 20's" bit and it just pissed…

Fuckin' witches probably made the review disappear.

It's understandable, I mean who hasn't accidentally tied their wife to a chair and beat her for nine hours then finished it off with a forced sex act? It's like, come on man, we're all people. Forgive and forget.

Yeah I get the impression that lots of people seem to think it was made over 12 non-stop years.

Ha that'll learn him!

No it's terrible. Almost as bad as Rappaport.

Wait is that a thing for real? I've out beefed The Beef?!

I guess credit is due for web shooters, but slinging in New York city is, I think, alluded to in the source material. I believe Mr. Raimi has a bit of visual flair as well and could easily have come up with eye reflections on his own. I do wish we could have seen a bewildered Ahnold as Doc Ock, arguing over who is…