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Sioux Falls, the city that makes Des Moines look like Compton .

Fucking Crypto-Currencies, how do they work?
…Seriously, I still fail to see the point in any of these bullshit internet tokens. I feel as though the current insitution of actual money is still pretty effective at the whole buying goods and services thing.

Nah man, If you are looking for a small town in Lyon County, Larchwood is where it's at. The main street has 2 bars, plus a nice little steak place. Plus you're only a short drive from Grand Falls Casino. Sorry, but towns like Little Rock, Doon, and Lester just can't compete with that.

I've always wanted to see a Paranormal Acrtivity movie where once the main character realizes what's going on, he or she just goes on with the rest of their life unfazed. You would see a scene with a guy reading a newspaper in his liviing room. The creepy white noice would start up and a vase would fall off a shelf

The thing is, that while pop and top 40 music is always very repetive and same-sounding, you'll have to take my word that mainstream country takes unoriginality to an almost surreal level. If someone had a country hit like "Call Me Maybe," in two months, you could be damn sure that at least a dozen other female

Growing up in a very rural area, I actually listened to a lot of "country" in my early teens. I began to realise tye genre was bullshit when I could simply read the title of a song and with shocking accuracy, hear the entire song in my head without ever having to listen to the actual song.

Ah yes, listening to country stations "ironically" has given me plenty of joy on long car trips. My personal favorite games are "How awkwardly are they going to work the title of the song into the end of the chorus? " and "How are they going to awkwardly make the third verse of this song be about Jesus?"

20. Fall Out Boy - Save Rock and Roll (Fuck it. I liked it, Deal with it.)
19. The Lonely Island - The Wack Album
18. James Blake - Overgrown
17. Danny Brown - Old
16. Daft Punk - Random Access Memories
15. Autre Ne Veut - Anxiety
14. Deafheaven - Sunbather
13. Kurt Vile - Walking On A Pretty Daze
12. Iron & Whine - Ghosts

Counterpoint: Breaking Bad and its writers have earned the right to do this kind of cliffhanger. They've had similar endings  before, and every time the payoff for the suspense is perfect.

GODDAMNIT AMC! STOP TRYING TO MAKE LOW WINTER SUN A THING!

Well, my spincter is going to be clenched for the next six days and 23 hours. Thanks Vince Gilligan.

The amazing thing is that they managed to top "The Devil's Hands" as the perfect way to send off the series.  Considering how mediocre this second run on Comedy Central has been, that was pretty spectacular.

I remember during the comments for an episode a couple seasons back when someone was complaining about the show's occasional contrivances and plot-convenient coincidences, and someone had the perfect response and I'm paraphrasing here but it was something along the lines of:

Sorry Responded to wrong comment.
Disregard comment.

Low Winter Sun

There is a brief moment, after Saul takes away his weed where Jesse starts twitching out of nervousness, and I seriously thought that he had ricined his own joint as some sort of fucked up suicide attempt and was going to drop dead in Saul's office.

I feel like at this point in the show's run, formal reviews for every episode are kind of redundant since everyone on the planet is in agreement on how great this show is.  I would be ok if they totally just gave every episode an A+ and just wrote, "Holy shit, that was awesome! What do you guys think?"

Can you be COLD, Jesse?

I know bitching about the grade for an online review of a tv show is silly and pointless and blah, blah, blah…

…and featuring a special musical performance from guest stars Brad Paisley and LL Cool J!