Man, everything on that soundtrack is great. But yeah, they movie is just kind of breezy, it's a comfort-food film.

I think it's the notion that a certain pop culture is an obligation, and that people won't get off your dick about it if you haven't listened to / watched / read something.

Singles really kicked off that era of "seeing the movie because if the soundtrack", Clerks being another notable example.

After a movie based on Battleship, where they play the fucking game in the movie, the depths of Hollywood stupidity can not surprise me.

Pinkeye if you're lucky.

The "Less Important Three" were smart not to want to do "Don't Wanna Miss a Thing", they're the actual musicians and not the pop stars.

I love Grace Jones because I find her so terrifying.

I don't really have any now since I cut the cord, but back when I had cable it was American Pickers and Storage Wars.

Pawn Stars was one I used to watch, but the people working there AND the people selling were just insufferable after awhile. But the thing that drove me the most insane, was if a guy brings in something with a retail value of $10,000, he immediately wants $10,000. Things don't work that way, stores don't work that…

Right? It's about 100 points better than mine!

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I want to tag onto this. I searched for 10 months, but I found a great job. I worked a soul-crushing job, where they just grind you into a fine powder and move on to the next expendable CHUD to do their bidding.
But after looking, every day, and sometimes getting discouraged, I found a great job.…

It's good to try and get various perspectives, and I wish everyone would at least try, but when these right wing pundits are foaming at the mouth, it's not easy.

HA! When my inlaws were up the last time when my second son was born, they came and they wouldn't leave. They stayed for almost a month. My father in law is alright, but my mother in law finds fault with everything. She will rearrange the kitchen to make it "more efficient". and since I do most of the cooking, it…

I don't know, it looked like a religious pamphlet, and it had a dark sky with lightning on it, so I assume it's meant to mean TOTAL ANNIHILATION.

Presumably they mean "graph paper", because I haven't seen any evidence of this supposed West Coast power grid destruction she's on about.

I hope she comes back safe and sound.

There's this guy who has walked past my desk every day since December of 2014, never said anything to me, despite being introduced to me around the same time. He sure is talkative this month that he needs some help!

She received a booklet, like the size of Reader's Digest that was decrying that the current presidential election was going to "destroy the grid". She claimed she didn't know where it came from, but it was in her name and my address, and not forwarded, so she signed up for it. So I started making fun of it and she…

The thing is, she's not even religious. I never, in my entire 4 decades, have known her to go to church, or even care about religion in any way, other than an obsession with "Angels", which is really just part of her New Age-y belief system that she constructed from scraps her self.

Fuck that my mother is still staying with us because of her extremely poor planning. She's freaking out because her credit score is 666. She said I was "disgusting" because I look too much like my father. She is getting a bunch of her conspiracy theorist garbage sent to my house, which I'm sure has landed me on…