YES YES YES YES *ORGASMS AND EXPLODES AS PURE LIGHT INTO THE DARK NIGHT*

Yeah. I carry so much shame about not being financially stable and worrying the hell out of my mother. I graduated right into the recession, in 2009, could not land a full-time job, moved back in, then moved back out again. I’ve been laid off several times as companies have failed. I keep going, but Jesus F. does it…

*most Tarantino films

thanks. yeah, i remember hearing that term on one of their commercials...and it just made me so sick. this wasn’t a headline, this was our lives, and we were still in crisis mode, hadn’t processed the magnitude of the awfulness, and in deep, sudden grief. every person who agreed to do that show...did they not stop to…

Honestly though that song is pretty fucking fantastic. The change from the chorus to the verse is pretty interesting (a major C for “I wanna hold your hand” to a minor D in “when you touch me”...) always struck me as a kid (just immediate impact, not that I knew why) along with the rock n’roll dynamics (that volume…

have you heard him? i haven’t gone down that rabbit hole yet and not sure i want to (but he could be extraordinary? i mean, you really never know...)

you and me both/everyone else, sister

I know this is a fun clickbait title, but really, he never said the Beatles sucked. He said they were bad musicians, which is true. They were, however, prolifically fabulous songwriters.

Agreed. Jennifer Lawrence is just as stunning - just a different sort of stunning. Heather Graham 15-20 years ago would have been *perfect.*

so sorry : (. i had a friend die in the ghostship fire a little over a year ago, and the show chicago fire waited only a handful of months to exploit the tragedy and do a show about it (from what i heard, they made the people at the warehouse “ravers” - which was wrong, wrong, wrong, but they probably thought that…

“/sexy”? I don’t get that part - can you explain?

lol I love Drake’s personality but the dude was a child TV star in Canada. If these are his lyrics...come on, you were never “at the bottom.”

But they’ve DONE better, so we’ve come to expect it. They’ve been giving us incredible character explorations into addiction, abuse, family, etc. with actual arcs and stakes and you’ve always followed their grappling and growth (and falls) with some sense of forward motion...it’s never felt aimless until now.

No YOU’RE crying (note: I really tried to not cry because my roomie would be worried, but at the change I cried. gosh dang!)

LOL proving my point

lol the last episode where the wealthy investor douche talks about his hardship growing up and it’s just normal middle-class existence... “We ate Spaghettios out of the can...I didn’t get a TV in my room until I was 12.”

Because if you’d been on welfare, you’d know it hardly covers the bills, let alone a stray parking ticket that’ll set your family back quite a few meals.

Man, I can’t ever read these reviews first, because then I check out other blogs and the criticism is not...well, criticism. They’re Hollywood-fluffing write-ups that really get off on the ***Entertainment*** value, take the stories/terms of the plot lines for granted and don’t mind when shows devolve into caricature,…

have you ever been poor?

lol you don’t sound like you like music very much...you just mostly listed stuff you don’t enjoy. not sure what to tell ya here.