No Blancmange? Really?
(I'm only half-joking. Guilty pleasure.)

I think your daughter Nicene would be okay with it.

Whatever one's preference in 1994-5, one of these bands evolved (maybe out of boredom too?), and one continued to rehash their Beatles tributes with diminishing returns. Of course the latter is the good one.
And as someone mentioned earlier in the comments, this is Graham Coxson's first full album since '13', so yes…

Where's Bully?

I refuse to clarify my upvote.

Of course I didn't think to do the most sensible, obvious thing. Thanks.
And yep, it worked.

Okay, this is embarrassing and completely off-subject. I have accidentally upvoted my own comments twice now and I can't figure out how to remove them. Any way to do that, or do I just down vote myself too so I don't look like a total dbag?

Will do, thanks for the suggestion.

That's the one. I had forgotten the phrase's origin until i googled it to make sure it was from Videodrome.

Can't remember who it was, but a review of A Dangerous Method mentioned "The Word Made Flesh," the tagline from Videodrome, and said that phrase could apply to almost any Cronenberg film, horror or otherwise. I've gone back and re-watched a few of his movies since then, and wow- try it. Deepened my appreciation of his…

Still haven't seen The Thick of It. It's on the list. Loved In the Loop, love Veep. Please, please get Peter Capaldi on for a story arc.

Maybe make it the law with an opt-out form for religious or selfish reasons?

Not really.

I recently saw Man of Steel, and I thought Michael Bay's team-up with H.R. Giger worked just fine.

Please pardon me, Pelt.

They're becoming common enough that they're just another genre. Problem with that is that the field gets crowded, and deserving, original takes get overlooked, and fewer original ideas make it to screen. You know, the movie business.

Possibly. Your Point?
Also, penis.

Verhoeven making an American Flagg movie (better yet, a single HBO season of the 1st 12 issues) would be awesome. AWESOME. Much of the same sense of humor, same cynical take on corruption in government & business. (He thanked Howard Chaykin in the credits, I'm assuming for inspiration.)

Has Kim said why she left? Was it the 'tarnishing the legacy' thing, or was Francis still not going to use her songs? Or something else?

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
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