Marcus’ Nephew Kellan
Mentioned in Clifford Olson part 2. I need to hear more about this Texan Crocodle Dundee rolling into NYC and bringing the women of Brooklyn to their knees with his charm.
Mentioned in Clifford Olson part 2. I need to hear more about this Texan Crocodle Dundee rolling into NYC and bringing the women of Brooklyn to their knees with his charm.
That’s it. Just wanted to say it to somebody. I hate feeling this way. I know everything will be fine. But 10 hours in the sky is a lot and it scares the spine out of me.
Like the title says.
Cool Take - Something not uncommon to hear in the fandom but still not a general take.
Example: Preferring Awake over Images and Words.
Warm Take - Little on the fringe, but you'll find some company.
Example: They need to fire Labrie and raise Dominici from the dead and kidnap Kevin and force him to return.
Hot Take - Burning take. Makes us question your sanity a little bit. Possibly deliberately contrarian.
Example: I wish we could get a tour of just Derek Sherinian and Chris Collins playing the DT discography.
Haven't had any luck converting my wife. But she just made me crack up when "Whats He Building in There?" came on shuffle and she made me laugh with her misremembered impression of the song.
"Whats he building in there?" "Why's everybody looking at me?" "It smells weird in here."
*accidental sexism. Apologies to the Waitsy wives and gfs. I've never had luck getting any female partner into him, guess I projected that a bit.
I listen because I want him to finish it, but god is he the worst interviewer ever. Listening to the episodes on The Ramones with Anthrax / Pantera drummer Charlie Benante. Not only do they go huge lengths of time without discussing Ramones, the guest himself, at least four times, has to steer the interview back towards to talking about the Ramones. Literally saying, "to take it back to the Ramones".
JAM man...you have a great show, you just have to get out of your own way.
Update: It was Pleasantville! Thanks r/movies!
Its a teen movie, probably a romcom from the late 90s early 00s. The film starts with a montage of classrooms where the teachers are giving downer news for the students future. Like in 5 years, climate change, the economy, technology, etc.
Me and the wife have been wracking our brains and ruled out 10 Things I Hate About You , can't hardly wait, and clueless.
Disguising an unassuming one person show as groundbreaking comedy, tons of articles proclaiming "Where Does Comedy Go After Nanette?", a ton of hype and eyeballs...
The thing blows up and nobody really cares about Hannah Gadsby all these years later. Has their fans, but the press was blowing them up like they were reinventing the art form. Again. A MASTERCLASS in marketing.
edited for proper pronouns