Brian Fowler

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Hey, Arrow season 1is on Netflix. Why not?

As far as teen sex comedies go, Eurotrip is pretty decent.

Hey, Elevators is actually not bad!

Well, Player's Ball is less obnoxious than B.O.B. or Hey Ya! so that's... something.

Fuck yeah it is.

Alternate possibility: Given how much more fractured the media is now, maybe it actually would have been a smaller story, or at least a shorter one. Twitter would damn sure have blown up a few times, but maybe it wouldn't have been followed nearly as intently if there were 500 other channels, plus the whole damn internet.

.... I prefer the cover by The Vines.

Apaprently, doing a normal spike piledriver is for pussies. I couldn't tell if it was supposed to be a spiked tombstone, or if the guy coming off the top was going after the dude executing the tombstone, or if he was trying to dive on both of them... Christ, it was just fucking stupid looking. Forget dangerous, it wasn't exciting.

Nicest thing I can say about that song is it's the second best song I know about "Bombs Over *Location that starts with a 'B'*"

Last year the Yankees had more players with guaranteed 100 million dollar contracts than players that have actually made a 100 million in salary in NFL history.

With Brian Boitano coming out of the closet, and coming to kick an ass or two, this is going to be incredible drama.

Sorry but if the OJ Bronco chase (hell the entire OJ trial) was during the twitter/facebook/instagram era it would easily have been the biggest sports story ever. In my opnion. Although an argument could made it was one of the biggest sports stories ever without social media. They split screen an actual major sporting event (the NBA finals) to cover a low speed car chase. That was insane.

Oh god is that that fucking bombs over Baghdad song? Ugh. I will spin the others later, but Christ, you just reminded me of another reason I hated them.

YES! YES!YES!

So very this.

It's such a fucking awesome scene. Why the fuck was Damon slumming it in Eurotrip? Who the fuck knows, but I am so fucking glad he did. EDIT: God my phone swipe typing does weird things...

Presumably, Kreuk also comes cheaply, but don't mention that too much, because Scotty doesn't know.

I hate you.

I could have sworn New York was allowed as well.

It should be eligible I believe... it played at some festivals in the US in Oct 2013 and had a limited release (according to IMDB) on 12/18/13. Rules are a movie has to play for at least a week in L.A. or New York to be eligible in most categories. I assume that's exactly what that limited release on 12/18 was. EDIT: Or maybe it's two weeks. I'm feeling too lazy to look it up now.

I laughed out loud at Buffalo description.

I had to watch that tombstone .gif way to many times before I could understand what I was seeing. And I'm not joking, either. I literally couldn't understand it.

I get that music is subjective and all that, but lord do I not get OutKast. Like, when the one guy on grantland was saying, during the songs tourney, that peyote who dislike Hey Ya! made a conscious choice to I was baffled. First time I ever heard the song I was appalled and said something too the effect of "holy shit this is fucking terrible." I just don't get it.

Yeah, I mean there were multiple "New Age Outlaws" chants before the walked out on Punk last night. They are still over to a shockingly high degree.