“I studied every crotch-shot extensively. From every available crotch-shot angle I could grab. I searched other crotch-shots throughout previous Halftime shows to compare to this year’s series of crotch-shots. I even looked down other, darker avenues of the internet to research crotch-shots. Believe me, I have…

“I did not watch the halftime show live, but you better believe that I watched and rewatched clips over and over in the past week. Using every available watching technologies, including pausing, slo-motion, close-ups. (Oh man the close-ups.)All in the confines of my locked darkened study on my internets.”

Are the two of you me?

The only 80's aerobics themed anything I need is that Stranger Things 3 promo with Cara Buono.

I’m pretty sure that’s a picture of Jared Leto.

The Hagar era had some decent tracks. But the less sadi about the Gary Cherone era the better.

For whatever reason we had Bambi sitting around our house, never watched by me or my wife. Someone must have bought it for us. Well one day when my daughter was young, maybe 4 or 5 she asks to watch this movie. Okay, I say not really thinking. I was probably watching her while my wife was working and I needed a break.…

One of my favorite scenes in TLJ is where Hux comes into the throne room post carnage with a WTF look on his face. And in a brief moment he is thinking “I should just fucking Kill Ren right now” But he misses his chance.

Pannettone by itself is just glorified fruit bread, but we have a Christmas tradition of making French Toast with it and man is it delicious that way. )(Cointreau, Orange Juice, eggs, etc.)

A few years back when my daughter was going through a My Little Pony phase one of the characters I really enjoyed was Discord, the agent of chaos who liked to muck around with the mane six. I was pleasantly shocked to find that John de Lancie was the voice actor. No wonder I liked the performance and the character, it…

Do you sing like Olive Oyl on purpose
You guys must be into the Eurythmics

You can also find this on their album Phone Power.

I have a similar TMBG origin story. After Tiny Toon Adventures my friend and I bought Flood and then Apollo 18. We listened Flood over and over while we played Sim City on the Super Nintendo. That game is now inextricably linked to that album.

Dr. Worm is probably my favorite of theirs. But really, Birdhouse is absolutely fantastic. Ana Ng and Don’t Let’s Start are contenders as well. They’ll Need a Crane is also great. We’re The Replacements, Hey Mr. DJ, Statue Got Me High. Oh hell, I just love TMBG.

This doesn’t look half bad.
I can’t believe the novel is now 25 years old and the movie is 20. I enjoyed both when I was a teenager and young 20's man. I wonder if they would hold up today.

On the one hand, the Season was pretty much a perfect story, beginning, middle, and end, and I see no reason why or even how another season could be good. On the other hand I felt the same way about the Graphic Novel and I couldn’t see how the show could be good. So...

This guy should not have banged heads with you. 

Because I’m apparently a masochist I decided to read Splinter of The Mind’s Eye, the first “sequel” to Star Wars in novel form. It’s pretty bad and at odds with what Star Wars became later. (The sexual tension between Luke and Leia is mentioned. a lot.)

I really loved Catch-22 when I first read it, but on my second read through it didn’t have that impact on me. Still a great novel though. Enjoy!

Yoda already knew that Rey ran off with the texts?? I don’t know. Maybe the texts only had Jedi success in them and therefore weren’t the best? Yoda is pretty forward thinking for a 900 year old?