I set foot in an Aldi a couple weeks ago.

Ralph's are great for getting coffee cannisters that double as economy burial urns.

Have you ever been to Traitor Joz?

Well, it's one brand but it's not really one brand.

You get it. I get it.

Trader Joe's….the place that some people around me inexplicably drive 30 minutes out their way, passing about 10 Publix in the process, just to go to a supermarket the size of a Walgreen's that only sells one brand of food.

"I'm tripping with the Bradys….."

And if you saw my first time….thus ends the humble bragging.

The Berenstein Bears were observant. The Bertanstain Bears were most definitely not.

"Eye" is an interesting song….it's almost a bridge from Melon Collie to Adore, which would come out a year later. I found the outro fascinating and haunting.

1997 Sarah McLaclan needs your help. For only $10 a month, you can find her a home.

I don't know….maybe Tubthumping by Chumbawumba?

It's weird with tacos how I have multiple places that fit my taco/burrito craving needs.

There certainly are many better burgers than a Big Mac, but to be honest I don't know if there are many better traditional fast food (i.e. fast food mainstay as opposed to newer "fast casual places) burgers better than a Big Mac. What they lack in substance they make up for in cravability.

Lost Highway is one of those films I want to be on Netflix or cable but never seems to be on. I haven't seen it but I desperately want to.

When is John Carroll Lynch going to get a starring role, or at least second billing?

Batman & Robin had an awesome soundtrack album, and The Postman had a random cameo by Tom Petty (who makes anything cool), so I'll give those two a pass.

Forster's performance is so subtle and understated and yet very believable.

I liked the scene where they unveiled Whistler's Mother.

Ulee's Gold…..excellent film.