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"And I'm Stupid/Deep Inside"? Ya gotta love Iggy! God bless ya, man!~ Sleep 'till noon and fuck 'em all!!!

Like, they must have been at the mall during English class? And missed the class on overgeneralizations?

Elvis is in the pit!

@crypttonite You're right. Rock and Roll is a young man's game. There's something pathetic about anyone over 30 trying to attain rock god status. There's also something pathetic about these 60-something people humping the past. To feel the power of Dionysus, you don't need the god there in th...

@Vengeance31 You mean "macrobiotic"?

Yeah, motherfuckers!

Way cool! WLS-FM in Chicago used to run these shows in the late '60's (remember "underground radio"?) And where did you get these great creepy pictures?

This is nothing new, but I suppose every generation needs to know this about teevee.

The background music is a riot!

@jonny7748 That's a problem of teaching. A good teacher should avoid "proselytizing" and discourage his students from doing so in the context of studying the Bible. As Hitchens points out, the desire to offend nobody has made the teaching of the Bible as literature taboo in public schools. Hen...

Why are they they barefoot and in pajamas? All these wise-ass effects (puppets, doorbell, etc.) detract from the theme--selling one's soul is a grave thing; being damned to a medieval conception of hell is not cute. Then again, it's hard to be grave when the chorus is mostly teenage girls and ...

Good highlight reel, but I could do without the obnoxious soundtrack. How about some good old NFL Films-like brass next time?

I find it hard to believe any of these Muslims were "intimidated." It's pretty hard to "intimidate" people with a tendency to kill those who offend their dime-store religion.

The sheer arrogance of Blackwell and his ilk, to assume that something called "judeo-christian tradition" is the sole basis of moral action or ethical behavior, is nauseating. Never mind the fallacy of composition that claims America IS one thing or the other or that most Americans BELIEVE this ...

@gamegloss You are not alone. This monopolization of media will have no mass-conditioning function until a critical mass of Americans becomes so illiterate as to believe most everything they see/read/hear on TV or online. In fact, among younger Americans, cynicism and inherent disbelief in printe...

@00martin1 Good for ya, man! Are ya learning to play the guitar?

"A bucket o' blood and a bag o' bladders"! Yum!

I find waiters like Tim extremely rude and annoying.

The cooks must be quite patient to put up with his BS, even for 2 shifts.

Food bloggers, internet trolls, people like me who leave comments on YouTube: This is the promise of the internet community coming home to roost. The faux community of internet communication relieves people of the decorum that comes from seeing the people you "speak" to face to face. There can ...

I'm sorry. Paying 1K for a goddamn steak is just obscene.

God Bless the Mom and pop Shop!

In the woods, who cleans the dishes?

I suppose the whole shit-log routine and Norah Jones is intended to hammer home the message of the tortured X-Mas alone. Bourdain has topped his previous cynical holiday specials!

Good old phonics. I wonder how many generations of people have been retarded in their ability to read because of the "whole language" fad.

Far out!

@elderberry9 Heroin withdrawal? Your guess is as good as mine--the imagery is unintelligible, but weirdly cool . . . as you put it nicely, "wonderfully creepy."

There's something pathetic about nostalgia for a video game. . . . I'm just sayin!

Head without a body!

"Fundamental retardated"!

@ScorpioBornIn69 Really, time will tell. It'll be interesting to see who will still be listened to by large numbers of people 20 years from now.

Ah, the aging Gods of the Athens/Atlanta Axis. Good times in the '80s, but, alas, it ain't all fun and frolic, eh? Check out another Atlanta Icon, RuPaul, shaking his/her groove thang in the background! Anyone out there remember "Wee-Wee Pole"?? HA!!

Very moving. Just today I have discovered Vivian Maier's work. It touches me deeply, for reasons I need to work out. Somehow my childhood in Chicago and the "mystery" of that experience comes to the surface when I see her photos of that city.

This is an incredibly moving story. Maier's photos are strange and beautiful--her shots of Chicago resonate with my own childhood memories of life in that city.