I'm glad Delaware is small and out of the way, because I ain't going anywhere near that state anymore.

Keep on wankin' in the free world, Neil.

Neil Young, you are fucking weird.

"Oh, no! Sorry! We needed your response in the form of a question, so that is unfortunately wrong, and 300 dollars goes to The Antichrist. Let's keep moving…"

"…where he correctly recited the capitals and leaders of every single country there…"

Peeta's a weenie. Gale would totally own him.

From what I hear, she got married and made a fortune selling salt-free seasoning. Even got her husband to take her name. Weird.

Skeet Ulrich.

I guess Buddy Christ didn't *pop* quite enough for their tastes.

Hell, yeah! As much as I try to avoid crowded places, it's still fun to see blockbuster action flicks in a packed theater with a pumped-up audience.

1991. Terminator 2. Opening night. Crushingly awesome.

Really, it was more or less over the moment I saw porn parody UHF. Full Holes had me down for the count.

I had to stop reading and just scrolled through the pictures about 3 questions in.

Ordinary fuckin' people, I hate 'em.

My old lady? Oh, shit, I forgot all about her. Well, she'll take the bus. She's a rock.

I think of everything!

It's all in the reflexes.

R. Lee Ermey as Sargent Hartman. I haven't seen any remakes of any Kubrick films to date (save The Shining, which was just re-making the book adaption), but I can't imagine any actor pulling off the piercing, impenetrable wave of amphibian-shit contempt as well as Ermey.

But that's only 2 frontmen without a name change, which deviates from the title of the article. My point is with The Beatles, you could easily say that each one was a frontman at one time or another.

Fair enough. If they can include Fleetwood Mac, may as well include the band where even the drummer sang a few numbers.