Xandar1977

That's it, everyone on my Christmas list this year are getting cardboard ice cream cones.

Haha yeah, learn the words to the Bugle, the song I'm talking over.

Oh wow, I thought I was the only one who knocked when leaving a room!

I could have sworn in the Audible ad, Paul said 'Bram Stroker's Jackula.' That's the porno version?

Haaahahaha I forgot about "Was that even a song?"

Come on Scott, it's Downtown Abbey.

Tiny's Thulsa Doom impression just made me spit milk and cheerios all over the floor.

Janet Varney's laugh is amazing. For me it's up there with PFT's off-mic laughter and Matt Gourley's snorts.

Wow, Van Morrison was playing at work when Mike mentioned him, it was Brand New Day from Moondance, though.

Oh shit, Stard, I'm totally with you on the Macy's thing. Back in 2004ish I worked at the Macy's in the Thousand Oaks Mall, and it was absolutely soul-crushing work. They started me out on the floor, and it was just basically clearing out the dressing rooms and folding clothes for eight hours. I eventually got on the register, and you're right, Christmas was a fucking nightmare. It's the only job I've ever had where I would get to work every day and just let out a deep sigh before getting out of the car. Fuck that place.

No, my dad was ready to retire, and my parents both liked Tucson. I had nothing going for me in LA, just dead end job after dead end job, so I came with. We bought a small store, so I run that. Very glad I did come with, a couple years after moving out here I met a girl who worked at the Chinese restaurant a couple doors down, and now we've been married almost two years. We both hate this heat though. It was 106 I think, a couple days ago.

If I still lived in LA I would have for sure attended the summit, but I now live in this godforsaken oven that is Tucson.

Also, hearing Werner Herzog say 'Not the mama' is another highlight.

Come on guys, he was born in Arizona, and moved to Babylonia.

Totally buying one tomorrow when I get paid and have more than seven dollars in the bank.

I was listening to it again last night. I think I'm on fourth or fifth listen. One of my all-time favorite CBB moments is when Scott said about Michael "Just to clarify, this is not a person playing a character," and the uproarious laughter that followed.

I was thinking the same thing. Yes it was a giant action scene, but the world George Miller created is so incredibly rich, and Fury Road only scratched the surface.

For a seventeen year-old, Marissa has excellent knowledge of 1980's pop culture.

Matt Gourley is one of the absolute funniest motherfuckers on the planet.

It just occured to me that Dolores told Mitch that she was married when they were stuck in that burning building together. It seems like Mitch has been spending a lot of time with another man's wife. What is going on here? Obviously he's a terrible driver, and possibly cursed, because he ends up in life-threatening situations once a week or so. Why does she keep getting in a car with him? Unless, it's a true love situation. She is in an unhappy marriage with her husband Rich, and she really actually loves Mitch, so she puts herself in these situations to see if he'll save her. The sad thing is Mitch won't shut the fuck up about websites. Oh well.

Just to clarify, I'm not talking about the machine next to the washer.

I've only recently started listening to Hollywood Handbook, and was super excited when those two dickholes showed up on Comedy Bang Bang. If there's such a thing as 'dryer humor,' they've fucking nailed it.

Haahahaha tongue condom! Kulap's laugh was amazing.

29:04, I thought his mom named her dog Stephanie.

Iiiiiiiiiiit's been four weeks.