In some spots it looks like he has 10 copies of the same record, which reminded me of an article from the early 90s in which Thurston Moore criticized Mike D (at D’s house) for having too many copies of Frampton Comes Alive.

Next year they’ll change the label from “potentially divisive” to “a sick burn.”

If Dateline has taught us anything . . .

I see that former NBA player Thurl Bailey makes an appearance, which seems fitting for a kinda-sorta hoops movie. (It’s his first but surprisingly not his only IMDB acting credit.)

Love Dutch!

He was the Whosiah.

I love that Mamdani quoted Mario Cuomo in his acceptance speech. Next-level shade.

I guess “I don’t know if I’m going to heaven, but you are for SURE going to hell” could be gratifying for a certain mindset.

In my upbringing, the workaround was that if you truly have faith, it will show in all the righteous acts you perform. The works were evidence of the ticket, not the ticket itself. I think that was meant to keep people from feeling too smug, but it didn’t seem to work that well.

Not surprising that the first post I saw on this unjustly self-admiring miscreant’s page was a spurious quote attributed to Thomas Jefferson.

If you read this and didn’t immediately think, “Thomas Jefferson didn’t write that,” then you need to read more Jefferson.

This scurrilous innuendo and rumor-mongering against Achilles must stop! Patroclus is, um, his ward! Yeah! Ward!

This new season of Lupin lacks some pizzazz.