My thoughts exactly. Well, actually my thoughts, exactly, were, "How the fuck is Gary Oldman not #1?"

Upvote for a fellow "Where Boys Fear to Tread" fan. The first time I heard that song I thought it was amazing. It has one of the best riffs on Mellon Collie.

I enjoyed this episode. As a finale, it would be disappointing (even Doc and Jackson admit that), but it is not supposed to be a finale, as Doc and Jackson have said—and I think people who are not aware of that will not enjoy this episode as much (maybe they will enjoy it more when everything is done and they…

I did not realize that it was Tunde Adebimpe voicing Banana Guard 16. He's got a really great voice (speaking and singing). I enjoyed his character a lot. I really liked all of the Banana Guards thinking that they had to hide their talents because of what others (namely Prubs) would think of them. It definitely speaks…

How much Trump could a Trump fuck fuck if a Trump fuck could fuck Trump?

Haha, it does seem pretty stupid.
*quickly changes password*

You might be thinking of The Road to El Dorado, Evil Lincoln—though that is also a great movie. The Emperor's New Groove has David Spade as a talking llama, and I don't remember El Dorado having any llamas.

I can understand it not being as good as the first side (the first three tracks alone could make one not want to listen to anything else). For side two, only Red Hill Mining Town and Trip Through Your Wires don't do it as well for me. But the rest? In God's Country, One Tree Hill, Mothers of the Disappeared are all…

Hello. New guy (not Zuko) here.

Well, To Tang was the name of the brawn tribe, so To Tang and toe tags are both attached to dead things.

10 minutes in and beema already gives me an upvote? And here I thought I would go unnoticed.

Newbie here. Always wanted to post on the shuffle thread, but never took the time (not to mention that I'm more of an album person than shuffle). With that being said, I shall assume the role of the new guy who is always late to the party and doesn't know his place in the hierarchy.