"Suburban life in St. Louis"
Uh, not exactly. The family lived in an urban neighborhood in what was then the 4th largest city in the US. The city was the focus of the world in 1904 with the Worlds Fair. Not exactly sleepy Mayberry.

And when they've worked up quite a sweat you know they're really into it and not just going through the motions.

I've read Helter Skelter and I agree. Nostalgia causes people to romanticize the past as idyllic and tranquil to a hilarious degree. I actually saw a Facebook post following the Ferguson unrest that said "I don't recognize the country I grew up in in the 1960s any more with all of these riots and protests these days"

Or a flat circle

No, "Living Thing" plays just after Dirk pulls out his non living dong

Yeah I know a lot of Gene McCarthy supporters saw their guy as pure and Bobby Kennedy as a sellout, but had RFK lived I think enough of them would have abandoned McCarthy to keep HHH from getting the nomination.

Very true, in "Before The Devil Knows You're Dead" he even made banging Marisa Tomei seem depressing

In the mid to late 90s I was a manager for AMC Theatres and we used to get some lame schwag. On a recent visit to my mother's I noticed near her phone she still has a notepad from the Whoopi Goldberg movie The Associate. There was a calculator that came with it too that never worked.

Maybe it's because I saw it hungover n a Nashville hotel room but the only thing I remember about The Master was that handy Amy Adams gave to Philip Seymour Hoffman

Or Chief Wiggums partner Lou from The Simpsons?

Bananas!

He read my letter on the air in January of 1988.
He spent at least 30 seconds butchering my German last name while Paul ripped him for being an idiot.

Sandra Bernhardt

Now it's a digiree don't!

I'm seeing double! Four Krusty tattoos!

In addition to the Xmas album he did with The Muppes I really like John Denver's Rocky Mountain Christmas.

But no ass, now Lewis Black on the other hand…

He could probably tell a pretty good joke about his lazy butler washing his sock garters.

Remember the 80s when comedy was the domain of unattractive people like Paula Poundstone and Louie Anderson?

Yeah I've always found the line about "scary ghost stories" especially irritating in that song. I assume it's a reference to Christmas Carol but were those ghosts scary? Dumb.