Its a pet peeve of mine how bad some people are at turning. When making a left they will consistently take a shallow turn cross over the left turn lane of the cross-street. it’s insane.

I still say the problem is the O-Line. I think Nagy knows this. What head coach is like “Can’t run it here, might lose 4 yards!”

I, in fact, have not seen the movie and probably should not have commented. Thank you for the explanation.

Radiohead’s “Climbing Up The Walls” is not exactly a party anthem (it doesn’t have a good beat, and its not easy to dance to) but it is one of the creepiest songs 

I mean, the movie isn’t set in the sixties. It’s set in the present day, where smoking isn’t as common.

Well, this is suitably insane. 

I’ve been advocating for Nagy’s inclusion on the “Fire this Asshole!” list since week one. Now that he’s finally there....I still feel dead inside.

We have an 11'9" bridge where I live (Flossmoor, IL) that has chewed up many a truck. Someone just needs to put a webcam there so our joy can continue unabated.

this is taking a dark turn.

Wow. I always thought it was "Moses went walking with the Stepford Wives" which is a batshit line but par for the course with Stipe.

I screamed it to an uncaring facebook world right after it happend. (“Did Anyone see wtf just happened in the Colts game?”) but being that most of my friends are from Chicago, they were watching a Cubs playoff game at the time.

I posted last week about how I thought Janet had been replaced and everyone that replied was like “No, that can’t happen, you ignoramus”

I didn’t know he had two Maine houses. I was only aware of the famous one in Bangor. Thanks!

Gang Mills...one of those rare locations that’s also a complete sentence.

The idea of King not even living in Maine part-time anymore is sorta sad.

worst haiku yet.

I didn’t mind Clerks II at all, and I think Zack and Miri Make a Porno is legitimately great (well, good at least) so the whole idea he hasn’t made ANYTHING worthwhile since Dogma is patently false.

Tina Fey’s era was far higher quality than present times.

Watcher had problems in the third act but for atmosphere and tension building the first hour or so is superb.

Song of the South?