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The voice of Chatty Cathy was also the voice of Rocky the Flying Squirrel

"Streetcore" by Joe Strummer and the Mescaleros I think Strummer's work with the Mescaleros is at least as good as his work with the Clash. And I'd probably pick this one album out of any of his, Clash albums included. It's a great album top-to-bottom and it wasn't even completed. I can't imagine how great it would've been if Strummer had lived to see it finished and released. Besides, "Burnin' Streets" and "Redemption Song" alone make this a must-have album for me.

If there are plants in the audience, they should dress like Doink as well.

Hmph. Alright, I shall go with what would've been my next choice. "Closing Time" by Tom Waits People rave about his later albums more, in fact I usually see this towards the bottom of peoples' Tom Waits lists, but not only is it my favorite Waits album, it's one of my favorite albums in general. It may not have his stand-out songs like Time or Soldier's Things on it, but it still shows how fucking great a songwriter he is, and it's more accessible that the later, more experimentally inclined stuff.

"Class Clown" by George Carlin I don't see any rules saying it has to be a music album. I'd want to hear someone's voice (besides the singing on the other albums) and since I can't bring someone with me, a spoken word album would be the next best thing, and this is my favorite of that type of album. Probably Carlin's best overall show, and while there are individual bits that I love (the "Four Groups That Gotta Go" bit, for example), none of his other shows/albums (or those of any other comedian) can touch this one.

Yes

Monsters Noozles King Arthur & The Knights of Justice

And he apparently murdered the rest of the band members for the album cover.

Ah, the loose tooth remover candies. Completely nameless and strangely absent from every store that sells candy, even around Halloween. I think that, like Talky Tina, they just appear in households and people give them to kids in a desperate attempt to be rid of them. But they're never really gone...never really gone...

I'd like Dreadlocks better if he weren't a dirty hippie.

Is that skit online anywhere?

Couldn't find the proper opening, so this will have to suffice.

Juicy Pear flavored Jelly Bellys. Those and anything with almonds in them, other than that it's been mentioned already.

At least when Whedon does it it leads to something cool (or is cool in-and-of its self like in Passion).

True. I got hit on twice while I was there.

Oh, don't get me wrong, Desmond hasn't beat Locke out yet. But whereas for most of the show Locke was the best character on the show by a nigh insurmountable margin. But now Desmond closed the gap and is following really closely behind Locke saying "Gimme it!" with Locke saying "No!"

And I would listen in rapt attention, but in St. Louis I imagine the straight clubs would play some manner of rap music. As opposed to the gawdawful disco/techno monstrosity that played at this place. There was a bit with an acoustic guitar through the bulk of it that wasn't bad, but the rest of it had me wondering if anybody there would mind shooting a thick load in each ear so I wouldn't have to listen to any more.

Wow. Just when I thought Locke had the Best Character title firmly back in his hands with the "dictatorship" exchange with Kate and sticking the grenade in Tails' mouth, Desmond has one of the top three episodes of the show built around him, and rocks the fucking house in it. The end was about as perfect a climax as I've seen in a TV show.

I forgot how good a cast Bourne Identity had until I re-watched it today. Chris Cooper, Brian Cox, Julia Styles (yes, I include her in the "good cast" list, fuck you if you don't like it), Clive Owen, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, and the chick from Run Lola Run, that's some good actors.

The right reason to get into illegal underground fighting is to win over the hot girlfriend of the local rich douchebag by beating the everloving snot out of the local rich douchebag. Clearly.

I was hoping Robbie would tear his wig off.

Heaven forbid they be bothered to frame the projectors right.

This could go in several different folders, so I'm putting it here. Gay clubs play terrible, terrible music. If I ever go again I'm taking headphones.