Orlando Jones was so believable though!

There was a girl I had a thing for in college, and then one night the topic of religion came up and she told me that she didn't believe in evolution or the big bang theory.

By far my favorite Mountain Goats recording, if just for the awesome lyrics to "Emerging":

I went to a show on that tour too (Northampton, MA. They didn't have the EP's yet.) It was a fantastic show, he closed it with "Goldenboy" followed by "Jenny", it was awesome.

"Why are we walking like this?"

Yeah, Rocko…

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"See the Poots in their next adventure, on a German U-Boat in: Das Poot!"

My Dad and I would always watch Ren & Stimpy and Rocko's Modern Life when I was a kid. It was great having him laugh just as hard as me.

"My teacher said every time a man gets his gas cap back an angel gets its wings!"
"…your teacher's full of snot!"

Ted is the most consistent songwriter of the last 20 years. All his albums are gems. It infuriates me every day that he's not selling out theaters and living comfortably.

It's glad to know that this is the AV Club's feeling on life. It seems we all have the same lives.

Ha-HA! Heads on pikes.

yeah, I'm seeing them in Pawtucket, some friends from out of town wanted to go. Worst case, I'll sit in the back of the room with the old dudes (mind you, I'm only 25…)

Yeah, I don't mean to sound like a Finn lyric, but the crowds used to be better. I almost decked a guy at the 10th anniversary show because he kept on "joke moshing" with his friends, and was battering the shit out of me in the process. I turned around, fist clenched and he backed off saying "Take it easy, bro."

Total agreement there. I miss the simpler production of Separation Sunday. Vocals up front, sharp guitars, roomy drums, bass holding down the low-end and keys gluing everything together.

1. Separation Sunday
2. Boys and Girls
3. Almost Killed Me
4. Stay Positive
5. Teeth Dreams
6. Heaven is Whenever

When I worked at a video store in college I used to recommend this to everyone looking for an action movie. I'd just sell it by saying: "you know that part in every action movie where you say 'that could never happen!'? Well, it's an hour and a half of that."

My brother is 6 years older than me and he came of age right as Grunge was really blowing up. I remember being in my first grade class listening to "In Utero" on a disc man. But my brother also brought in all the crappy grunge too. He was a big fan of The Nixons, Stabbing Westward, Tonic, etc. It was kind of a dark…

What if you distributed tacos on a voluntary basis?