You know putting spoiler tags won't prevent the police from seeing it.

Boy, I really hope someone got fired for that blunder!

Barb Wire: The Barbening

"Damp Tepid Canadian Autumn" is just the usual October weather forecast for Vancouver.

I can't remember how much I used to spend on renting movies for a couple days at a time from the video store, but I know it added up to way more than $15 a month.

You cannot say filth flarn filth flarn filth in front of people! Woof!

Woah, slow down James Ellroy!

Damnit, I'm going to Seattle in two weeks.

My cats roll their eyes at me a lot and then look at each other like "Do you believe this fuckin' guy?"

Yeah, I saw Training Day, I know how that shit goes.

Yeah, I've got a lot of Funbucks too!

Princess Beatrice of York? Oh no…

Yeah, Back To School was okay to watch at 4th grade birthday parties when I was a kid. I mean, it's PG-13.

Rodney Dangerfield just walks into the wrong college dorm and ends up seeing a female student taking a shower, he apologizes, but then goes in for a second look. The next scene is him paying off a security guard to keep things quiet.

There was that guy who ate an entire Cessna airplane.

The Private Press is pretty good, though I'd have to relisten to the whole thing again to see if I prefer it against Deadringer—I liked most of The Private Press and it's best moments are great, but start to finish I think I probably like Deadringer more. I didn't like Shadow's albums after that one for the most part…

I saw this movie earlier this year at a international film festival, and the baby in the pool joke is actually one of the more tame bits in the film. The Danes don't mess around when it comes to offensive humor, they just go all in. It's funny, but the first one was better.

At least he'll never be able to beat those two fat brothers on motorbikes for their "Fattest Twins" record that they've held since the 70s.

RJD2's Deadringer is a personal favorite of mine, it's basically the awesome followup to Entroducing that DJ Shadow never managed to succeed at making.

There's also Steve's cousin Marvin Perry.