He disappeared in the ocean and then we commemorated him by naming a swimming pool after him. No joke.

It's almost too much! But then again… yay!

Also live versions of Prince Johnny.

I wonder if it's the same sister at whose wedding she threw flowers in someone's face? (Paint the black hole blacker/Paint the black hole blaaacker)

It's been a while. *dutifully goes to youtube*

We're through the looking glass people!

It's no Futurama jokes. We can have one!

Wow, for some reason I found that really depressing…

I managed to unblock it in youtube but yeah why should I have to click extra?

I know a bit too much about Britney's reading habits thanks to the podcast Mystery Show…Apparently she's quite the reader. (Also Mystery Show is amazing) https://gimletmedia.com/epi…

My son is also named Bar.

I was there in the beginning man! They changed! Sell-outs, every last one of them!

I hate it when people are all, "Sure you've just found out all this stuff that's new to you, but I've known about it for years, so therefore you're not feminist enough for my liking". I'd much prefer someone to have a basic understanding (that will most likely lead them to a more complex understanding in time) than…

This changes everything!

There should be a course that every student has to do that is purely about that fact: that not everything you learn has to be useful, that the purpose of school is to learn how to learn, that you never know when a seemingly useless skill will come in handy in unexpected ways… I feel like this would not only save A LOT…

Good point. I can't think of that many big name movies that (successfully) focused on that stuff, especially in the 00s. Awesome TV though. I loved Freaks and Geeks! And My So-Called Life.

I guess that's what I meant. Not that it's like The Breakfast Club but that it has a similar standing as an important teen film of its era. I just found it odd that it was missing from the article's re-cap of high school movies since The Breakfast Club.

I definitely found it a more accurate reflection of high school group dynamics but I was a teenager of the 00s so it was speaking my language.

"She doesn't even go here!"

I think it makes some serious points, but you're right it has much more of a comedic focus.