About once a month, I think that I should really buy a vinyl of Meat is Murder, since it's one of the defining albums of my adolescence and I only ever had a burned CD. And then Morrissey says something.

He also blamed immigration for "erasing British identity" and referred to the Chinese as a "subspecies."

MORRISSEY IS MURDER.

He didn't arrange them directly, no, but he did put Walt in touch with Todd. He also laundered the money used to pay for the prison killings and helped Walt evade capture, so he could still likely be charged as an accessory. I'm not sure you could prove he was legally culpable, but he would have definitely been…

Man, in Moe's defense, if I'd played for one of the most influential bands of all time, changed rock forever, and been a legendary drummer with a singular style, and then spent my later years working at a fuckin' Wal-Mart in a Georgia town of 12,000 people, I'd probably be crazy and bitter too.

White Light-era John Cale was pretty much my style model in high school. It did not look badass, but I've got no regrets.

Man, it's weird to do it without Reed. But Cale is the fuckin' man and deserves as much credit for the band being weird and experimental as Reed does, so I wish him well.

Oh man, Fragments is just stunning. It's probably my favorite solo record— if we can count a live album—of any of the band members.

If they meet up again, it'll be after he's been on TV as an accessory to mass murder and known accomplice of a drug dealer and a skinhead prison gang.

Yeah, I think up through the "my brother…" it's sincere. He mentions Chuck, and he's about to say "my brother hates me," and then there's that pause as the wheels turn.

Probably because my rituals and hexes actually worked this time.

You're missing out on the Lost City of Z, then, where he's actually good. Robert Pattinson, too.

It's like, how much more edgy could this game get, and the answer is none, none more edgy.

Here's my issue: the premise is that Superman declares himself emperor and uses all his powers and his sense of moral authority to brutally punish criminals. That's fine, whatever.

Really wish I'd finished the story I was working on in college where McCain teamed up with Dr. Robotnik to cause the Gulf oil spill (which was the Oil Ocean zone from Sonic 2) and Sonic and Tails had to stop him. I got up to Big the Cat trying to appeal to McCain's decency by tearfully pointing out that the oil killed…

Only if they're yells of rapturous love; dude loves bombs. He said that the budget where we were spending 50% more on the military than on all domestic programs combined was a betrayal to our troops.

I really dig musician/writer/professional weirdo Momus's take on that Warholism, which wound up being much more true of the digital age: "everyone will be famous to fifteen people."

Also, what the fuck is wrong with a person if their approach to the situation is "well, this sex thing could very well result in me manslaughtering you, so the big precaution I'd like to take is making sure I'm legally protected if that happens." Wouldn't the fact that you could end up killing your partner be a bigger…

Kim Dotcom also made those claims after the conspiracy theory had been kicking around, without evidence, for weeks or months, and he's offered no indication that what he's saying is true or that he had any contact with Rich. And when the best evidence to support a conspiracy theory is that another conspiracy theorist…

He's very, very dumb.