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"How do you like you ribs?" Seth Rogen: Spare.

I do mind.

I think it counts as a musical

Thank you, new friend!

What was your first episode of HDTGM? I think the first episode I listened to was Theodore Rex and the first episode I joined in on the forums was the Star Wars Holiday Special. Favorite catchphrase? Before it was run into the ground - is this a Jacob's Ladder situation? A clip or moment that you'll always remember? (timestamps are nice ;)) – Two moments come to mind. The View To a Kill episode (around 54:30) - the gang goes into a riff about the guys who make the models and maps for super villains. And then Matt Gourley chimes in at the end saying that he has yet to see a flaw in this movie. Second, I can’t remember the episode, but I love Paul’s anecdote about how he once tried to French kiss his mother. If anyone remembers the episode, please let me know! The episode you revisit the most – I don’t revisit any of the episodes (too much new content to keep up with), but I have relistened to the PFT episodes. The movie that you loved or hated watching – I thank HDTGM for introducing me to Miami Connection and hate HDTGM for introducing me to Garbage Pail Kids. How HDTGM fits into your weekly routine – I listen to the episode on my commutes and try not to burst into laughter on public transportation. What the show has meant to you after all these years or any other sappy stuff - I'm thankful that the show introduced me to the special community here. I was introduced to HDTGM by my trainer at the time, who recommended HDTGM and Joe Rogan’s podcast. Imagine how different things could’ve turned out for me if I had gotten hooked to Joe Rogan’s podcast instead?

I think I'm 85% sure of what I'm voting for.

Um, Indy vs Dom?

Sleepaway Camp 2 is available on Amazon Prime

I made a room

I'm here I'm so sorry!!!!

Cool pick! Haven’t seen this in forever and I’m excited to watch it in HD for the first time. I’ve read her red dress was velvet and maybe now I can finally see some texture

Or when the egg tells the sperm to get out of her womb when technically she should've told them to get out of her fallopian tube

IIRC, Travolta used Kirstie's address so that he could place his ailing grandfather in a nice nursing home. He kept popping up at her apartment in case the nursing home sent mail to that address, and this is where my memory becomes fuzzy, but one day Travolta filled in for a babysitter who cancelled at the last minute and the rest was history.

I'm super uninformed on this subject, so please bear with me. Casual Googling says that almost all of the black members of post-Reconstruction era Congress elected prior to 1985 were members of BGLOs (Black Greek Letter Organizations). Prominent black Americans like Martin Luther King, Jr. and Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall belonged to BGLOs. Again, casual Googling says BGLOs were created to unite black students with common principles. And BGLOs at HBCUs (Historically Black Colleges and Universities) can have different pledging processes than those at PWIs (Predominately White Institutions) too. So I think there must be prestige associated with being a part of the select few who pledge and get accepted to BGLOs?

Unacceptable

FLUSHED OUT

Eh cam bert will steal all the funny comments anyway

Or tell them to move it to Oct 12. Come on, work with me here, D&D group.

It's not too late to cancel your plans for the 5th.....

Actually, do we have anyone who hasn't watched this yet? You're in for a treat!

Forget about these old shows. Everyone watch Forever on Amazon instead.

Noooooo they’re doing Raiders during my vacation! Noooooooooo! nooooooo! NO!

SAME

Whoa I just realized Branford Marsalis was Jordan in the movie. That is really cool. I remember liking the tenor sax in the movie score and I wonder if he was one of the actual musicians for the film.

ETA: oops my quote got erased. My favorite early SLJ role