I use it daily and think it’s excellent. Skype, on the other hand, is diabolical.

It’s Mandy or The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent.

+1 for Cake

The Terror is marvelous. If you’re thinking of buying Paul Tremblay’s short story collection, don’t. It’s dire from start to finish, full of half-thought stories and stories that seem to have no point.

The early bird may get the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese.

I’m 42 and my uni debt was about 15k GBP, down to a couple of grand now as I’ve just been paying interest until the last 5 years when I landed a good job and started clearing it. Out of interest, what was the amount you owed in your country when you finished, and what do you owe now at your current age?

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Absolute piss. My 8 year old bought some and I tried it. It’s like they tried to make it taste awful.

Why would you think that? It literally reacted to what the guy said about water.

Despite me not believing souls, seems a bit dramatic for animated hair that doesn’t exist and cannot be smelled.

Start at the beginning (Opiate), but their best work in my opinion is Aenima.

Ditto, apart from A Perfect Circle. They had a few rubbish albums, particularly Emotive. Just seen Tool for the 8th time.

I was looking at the stars with my 8 year old the other night and said to him ‘did you know there’s at least a dozen stars up there?’ It was lost on him.

Northern Irish, so apparently a Transatlantic voyage by this supposed fuckweasel, which is impressive. Also, it’s not pedantry to correct errors. It’s an opportunity to learn, which is always a good thing.

It is body

Les Burns would work. Or Moe Water.

Batman & Robin, though terrible, at least looked nice. Good colour palette and cinematography. Good set design and special effects. Decent acting all round. It’s clearly harking back to technicolour Batman. It was schlock but that was clear from the outset. There was no hope of it ever being anything but a movie to kill an hour and a half. I’d watch it with my 8 year old gladly.

This travesty was made by one of the (supposed) best directors of his age (not evidenced by his largely awful movies, which are pompous style over substance) but it was a mess from start to finish. Poor casting, poor dialogue apparently written by a 12 year old, numerous ridiculous plot points. Batman was barely in the movie, apart from the lengthy and ridiculous broken back scenes. It was basically a movie about Joseph Gordon Levitt’s character.

It was the stark opposite of the classic that preceded it.

That was the worst batman movie. Full of plot holes and foolish decisions. This comic was better.

Plenty of great comedies have laugh tracks. Alan Partridge, The IT Crowd, Mr. Bean, Black Books, Only Fools & Horses, Blackadder, Red Dwarf, Fawlty Towers, Father Ted, to name a few.

The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald in my ass.