True story: I was their sound guy for a gig in 1996. Super nice bunch of guys, though what I remember most of all is that the drummer wanted his monitor turned up higher than we could possibly push the 1kW next to his ear.

Jim Martin was in Bogus Journey as "Sir James Martin," the founder of the "Faith No More Spiritual and Theological Society" or something like that, from my memory.

So long as he's not a jizzlobber, we're all good.

I really enjoyed the first 90% of this game, but the last chapter broke my rage-o-meter. After some surprisingly good writing for much of the game, I think they asked an intern to write the last chapter.

"I used to be a Nazi-shooting madman like you, but then I got a knife in the leg"

My hand is firmly not raised, but to answer your question: "Gone Home"

Wow, I guess this news really turned you on.

I hate all of Bioshock Infinite for precisely the same reason.

BATMAN: "Everything's Coming Up Batman"

I think that's exactly how he was credited:

That's high praise.

You bet they're cross!

I'm sensing some sarcasm.

Well what are they going to do, exactly, put Shaq in there?

Ijjanntotodd!

"Now entering: Uncanny Valley. Next stop, your nightmares!"

Absofrickinglutely. I want to press one on that bitch's head until she never, ever, bothers anyone again.

Completely agree. I actually disliked the movie, though agree the direction was superb.

My god, it's full of stars…

Saw them live in Boston a few years ago, they were great. Although, I did get a sad when I realized I was the only person over 30 dancing. Then I realized I was just about the only person there over 30. Damn kids and their low numerical ages.