I remember my drama class junior year turning into "we're just going to watch Absolutely Fabulous because teaching you lumps to act is too hard." I was happy. I was a jock who would have never thought to watch that show, and that shit is funny.

During my second semester health class my senior year, we watched Blow, which quickly established my soundtrack for the absurdly drunken summer that followed.

there…are higher-ups?

YEP.

Were you, perhaps, rolling?

I can't say that Roger's line "Niagara Falls, the boy redefines 'lack of imagination." qualifies as "bemoaning" something. It was more a derisive statement than anything.

Saltines: SOUPSOP

But for it's main character, this is a very entertaining show. Making it just another show with great peripheral acting that serves to distract the viewer from the absolute shit lead.

Good points, all… but this is Boardwalk Empire, were all the women get nekkid and all the plots sort out… stay with it and it will probably make sense… actually it's a lot like my college spring breaks at Daytona Beach in that respect.

Pilot: Richard and Julia open a fox murder mall kiosk.

DISAGREE!!!

"…Orpheus?…..tch stay dead."

A.R.'s journal might be a hell of a lot of fun to write. It could rival Van Alden's

"Here I am, an old man in a dry month
Being read to by a boy"

"Tch… Foxes! Squirm less. hruumh"

hahahaha

"As I… tch labored I was happy to..hrummh see my friend, Mr. White. Our reception was…tch…warm."

"I'd never done business with a woman before, but as I expected the novelty wore off and whatever charming aspect might have existed between us was exhausted when I heard my brain screaming 'A.R., you're speaking to an Irish person…"

"It remains possible that Mr. Capone and his brother, Mr. Capone, were making some low pun on a sexual act, but I cannot be certain. If I am forced to drink whiskey over the course of this evening's shift, I shall return home and consult over the matter with my wife." - Nelson Van Alden

Worker: "Richard, you take my lunch from the fridge?"