I’ll check the book out at the library soon, thanks for the recommendation.

The fuck you going on about? Johnny had more class than anyone. Apart from being unable to maintain a marriage and getting pissed at Joan Rivers, I don’t see much he did that was terrible.

Special Guest: Nas!

The only game I remember playing on that system was Risk. Why did I play so many solo games of risk? Not enough friends, I guess.

This entire thing always seemed insufferable to me. Seems like the finale is the most insufferable of all?

Although they’re riffs on classical tunes, the Animaniacs countries of the worlds song, and state capitals song, should be lauded for all eternity.

That actually sounds like a Norm bit. very funny.

No, he literally never said that the victims “don’t have it as bad” as Louis and Roseanne do. On the face of his actual words, he made no value judgments at all. He said they did not go through the same things.

“losing everything in a day” (which is obviously referring to their careers and reputation) is what he is referring to throughout, correct? He says the victims didn’t go through “that,” correct?

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Peafresh, even before his explanation of the quote, I could tell you what he meant. And so could anyone who gave it an honest reading and understands context. 

“First, it was some jarringly tone-deaf statements about how the victims of sexual harassment and racism don’t have it as bad as the comics who had to publicly account for their appalling behavior”

One of my favorite books as a kid. John Bellairs was a great author. This movie looks like Jack Black hamming it up around some CGI effects. The previews do not reflect the gothic strangeness contained within the novel.

Cabrini-Green, the run-down housing development where this horror classic was set, was leveled as the surrounding neighborhood gentrified. I believe it’s now home to a Target store.

I was not aware he apologized for it, thanks for the info Flully Flullenberger

You don’t get to determine how I should feel about a word, buddy.

Weird Al would apologize for using the word “midget” in the 80s, but used the word “spastic” two years ago in “Word Crimes.”

Bohemian Rhapsody (too cliche?)

Almost not a cover at all. But still, fantastic.

That GNR record gets shit on by everyone, but I love it because, as a 13 year old suburban fan it introduced me to so many artists I had never heard of before. And that was worth it.