@amowls: Blushing snides! I remember that!

@odonata: It's a 'play to the stereotypes' situation.

@TheTrollPatrol: I wish this could be made into some sort of 'oh, snap!' flowchart sort of thing.

@SpartanLady: Ah, fair enough. My bad.

@champagne: To be honest, the egregious classism sometimes gets to me, but the rest of the time I just enjoy a jolly good mystery for what it it.

1. Yes

And now for something completely different:

This is still the only Vice Dos and Don'ts that can make me cry helplessly with laughter:

@jasminetea: Back in the 1950s...

@labeled: CRAZY AUNT KANYE: Same. Some of these reactions are... embarrassing.

Oh, cringe.

@chloros: No, that's that career path for celebrities that people like.

@SpartanLady: it is tagged NSFW, to be fair

@Biologeek: Here is the link: [www.slate.com]

@anathemadevice: Don't go! You think you're ready, but mark my words you'll end up the bitter drunk in the corner. It's a lot easier to face situations like this when you have the cushioning of more familiar/sympathetic faces.

@withoutabaedeker: Heck, even this would do:

@AndThenTheresMaude: Mel Gibson and Guy Fawkes: have they ever been seen in the same room?

@weirdliza: ha, like my comment said: 1987. Apparently the most popular year.

@thepurplellama: Isn't it? I always wonder about the reasoning behind his name. It has to be something really, really good.

@Biologeek: I guess? That's a bit reductive, it is actually an interesting film, but you kind of have to watch it to dissect it I guess.