I’ve seen this romcom before. KD and Rihanna’s fight make them realize that the only thing worse than how they feel about each other is how they feel WITHOUT each other. They eventually fall in love and end up getting married. Jeff Van Gundy, still obsessed with Rihanna, tries to interrupt the ceremony but ends up…

Thanks to everyone for participating in this. I would love to do more but real life is calling. And yes, I will be skating later today; it’s still my job title at age 48 and I wouldn’t have it any other way. See you out there on the internets... XOXO, Tony

nope, just skating has kept me relatively fit into my middle/old age.

news flash: it will be in 2020

funny you ask... I literally just had a piece of toast with raspberry Bonne Maman jam

The new Pixies album! Wait, do we call them albums anymore? I love the latest Avalanches, and Banks + Steelz. “Giant” is an incredible track

What kind of music are you listening to right now? Any good recommendations?

That, or being featured on The Simpsons

What’s the deal with the hover board hoax? Why did you have to break our hearts like that?

The Macbook Pro I am currently typing on. The trackpad is cracked, the screen is loose, and the keys are filthy. But I refuse to upgrade because it refuses to die.

No, I'm saying that language morphs over time. Nouns get verbed, which weirds language; our words rendezvous with words from other countries; people start Googling and using kleenex and eating Jell-o.

So basically, your argument is that lazy, clichéd writing is okay as long as it meets the high standards of a free online dictionary? That's cool.

I accept that. But I would argue that is not how it is most frequently used. The heart of it, for me, is that it's a lazy cliche.