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I'm still loving Kaijuu.

I've laughed quite a bit at this video also.

Nonono, I live in Hawaii. So to ship my vehicle from Hawaii back to "the mainland", the choices are either Oakland or Seattle. So I'm choosing Seattle. Slightly safer, less traffic, and better scenery.

We'll just hit it up while driving cross country. We don't even know where we're going to move yet, but possibly Tennessee, and you could easily go straight through Denver while headed from Seattle. That's where we're going to ship our vehicles to when we move off of Hawaii. The choice is...

I actually watched his movie, Short Time, a little over a month ago. It was enjoyable. The story of a retiring police officer that has a life insurance policy set up for his wife, but learns that the police life insurance only takes effect if you die on duty. So this super careful take no...

My grandfather was in WWII as well, but he never really talked about it at all. I only know that he used to call anyone that had a slightly difficult name to remember "Mike". He also called my grandmother Mike. I don't think I ever heard him say her name (Edith).

I'd be down to try that place. It seems interesting. We'll have to stop by as soon as we know we're leaving Hawaii, so I'll set up a reservation once we have a timetable.

I guess they've given up releasing new seasons only to focus on the special event longer episodes?

Troy was the shit. Especially when he had the morning show with Abed.

Can I choose Tom Green instead? He's missing a ball now, so much less aggressive these days.

I just watched the very first episode of this show. With the Lamborghini tractor. I enjoyed it. Crazy rain.

And nothing of value was missed.

100%. Nina really messed with my head in my youth. And the original series was in January of '02, so I was 20 at the time. But still, monstrosity of a father.

Oshi no Ko had a crazy emotional first episode that was like 90 minutes long. But the rest of the series wasn't nearly as strong. I still enjoyed the show, but god damn was episode 1 a banger.

I'm Hyped. Only 10 days to go. Shane does some good shit. And I grew up maybe 30 minutes from Valley Forge, which is outside of Philly.

Title: Tires Genre: Comedy First aired: 2024-05-23 Creator: Shane Gillis, McKeever, Steve Gerben Cast: Steve Gerben, Shane Gillis, Chris O'Connor, Kilah Fox, Stavros Halkias Overview: At his father's auto shop, a hapless manager strives to improve customer service and drive...

Two new Ghost Busters were decent. Not the chick one, but the other two. And I enjoyed the 2nd Dune. The first, not so much.

That intro fight sequence was top tier. And running through the castle. I dig the hell out of this show.

I've watched that series a few times now. The latest was on my cross-country drive from Philly to California. My wife and I would drive in shifts, so I had plenty of reading time.

It does. That's very early in, but it goes away fast. To be honest, I didn't even remember that it used to be that type of thing in the chapters.

That image looks suspiciously like the steelbook cover to True Romance.

I was joking with my friend about that while watching it, but he looked into the "real story" behind the movie. It was actually a fairly accurate retelling. They didn't movie magic the black dude or white girl to make them better than reality. I was surprised, but I guess if people are good...

Like I said, the early chapters weren't great. But they get the ball rolling. The story really comes into it's own shortly after that. Judging by the title, I assume book 1 is the training wheels portion where grid is weak and extremely jealous of everyone. Book 2 is when the real story begins.

I want to go see it. But it airs in 20 minutes, and I'm not that close to the theater.

Nope, never thought of that. It might work, but that's never a thought that occupied my brain prior this moment.

I liked that video, but it isn't on Amazon after all. Sad face.

I just watched 1995's Tommy Boy for the first time in a very very long time. I'm not sure if I watched it in theaters, but I may have because I was in High School at the time. But at the very least, it was a Blockbuster rental. Anyway, I liked it again. It's good, but I don't think I had any...

Yeah, that's it. Pagma's Successor is Grid's title early into the series. It lays the ground work for what he eventually becomes.

I tore through this season. I'm currently watching way too damn many shows. I'll probably trim my list even more. Currently at 13.

Just beware. It is an extremely slow start, and Grid (the main character) is very jealous of everyone else and greedy about everything at that time. He doesn't really come into his own until about chapter 100. Then he really calms down. I say that, but I've only ever read the chapters 1...

They are an official translation. They have the official license now, even if they started off as a fan translation. They redid the first however many chapters to sharpen it even more, then released the book.

Just a bump on this if anyone's interested. Looks like Overgeared has been completed. The free chapters are still coming out and the series will officially be over in in 28 chapters. Currently up to 2131 free chapters, the last chapter is 2159. As far as free releases go, they still come out...

I'm liking the one where the dude asks the witch to live with him It's ultimately a romance show, but isn't terrible.

I saw this last night, and it was very good. Really kept my attention, and I was highly amused by most of the story. Good shit.

I can't believe I watched that cheese sandwich video. What was the point? Oh well, it killed some time.

And you alright? Can you hear me?

Remember when Reed & Sue's son became the "big bag" of the entire marvel universe? I think that company wide crossover took like a year to be resolved. Good job, Onslaught, you big douche!

Shadow can suck a bag of dicks.