I just paid $25 for a Sloggo Is Lit tshirt. Worth every penny.

https://topatoco.com/collections/fresh/ ... uggo-shirt

Oh, Trenchcoat, how tragic... Now if you'd bought a Miss Day's Jamboree shirt, well, that's just cool as h*ck...

I just found a download of Spacehunter The Forbidden Zone. Exciting.

https://www.gocomics.com/nancy/2018/09/12

Checkmate.

Enjoy it, Earther.

Oh I already enjoyed it when I saw it in 3D when it first came out.

Some good leaks this week. Solo, Sicario and Mission Impossible.

Two likes from Jimmy Pardo! I was Steve the whole time


https://twitter.com/personandstuff/stat ... 36160?s=19

A different discord I'm in where weird people hang out and we talk about shit and satan.
https://discord.gg/XnH6rT

The episode where Nick gets injured is so good. ^_^

I like the episode where Nick eats an entire whale in one bite.

That's great. How about a link to a site where you don't need an account to read it.

Seeing A Simple Favor tonight. Big Little Lies and Sharp Objects have made me a sucker for domestic thrillers.
With Paul Feig at the helm, let's hope it's more Spy and not so much Ghostbusters.

Schitt's Creek is oddly great TV.

YouTube's topless baker is a man. Damn it, why can't we take this one thing away from straight women so that straight men can have everything.

I got back to watching Portlandia. Best show mocking hipsters, ever.

Instead of spending a relaxing weekend visiting friends, I woke up at 4am work a fever of 102.

I'm too sick to blog.

Overdue response here, but......yay! I was thinking of following a strict "5 albums per year" policy for each and every year, so my writings don't get too repetitive or redundant (since you don't need me writing about 10 different thrash records for '86 to know that was a peak year for the genre, or write about every classic death metal record from '91, or every black metal album from '94). Instead, the thread would be focused on overall historical importance, focusing on one example from as many different sub-genres each year as possible, and explain why that record was so important. It'll be a big undertaking, I know, but I know it'll be a blast regardless, so stay tuned!

Oh, I will, Stu. And you can take that to the bank.

The blood bank.

*dramatic synthesizer*

I wasn't on board with another A Star is Born movie, but the reviews are compelling me to see it

I still have not seen any of the original A Star is Born films. Not sure I will anytime soon, either.

It's looks like pretty damn good.


Anyways, I'm just going to say Bowslette and then slowly walk away.

So I didn't think people would listen to my podcast but 2 of my episodes have more than 50 plays. Neat.

Life in the content mines is going good. Like and subscribe.

Trenchcoat host my podcast on there.

Eh. If you want, send me a pm with an email and I'll add you as a WordPress contributor.

The original "A Star Is Born" is not a very good film. The remake couldn't be much worse.

Well, this club had a pretty alright run.

*pours out 40oz bottle of gasoline*

About 10 years, not bad.

Evil, Jules, Bendy, Obscure, and Nameless. Big 5 right there, now it’s just the B-D listers.

I was so young and full of hope/potential before squandering it on these forums.

"Ouch, baby...



...very ouch."

You’re a more desperate clinger ok than I am dude.

We need some fresh blood in here. But are forums dying?

Yeah. Forums aren't fast enough anymore. I love Reddit but I don't get a chance to know anybody there because of the format.

I'm still around, I'm always around. You wanna hear about my sipping whiskey collection?

With tasting notes and general thoughts!

Bourbon:

Makers 46 - An even creamier, sweeter, oakier Makers. I am almost out of this one but decided to get something new (Oppidan 4 grain) instead of replacing it. More of a comment on my desire to always get something new to me than a comment on its quality.
1792 Single Cask - At 63% abv it is remarkably smooth and drinkable, till the afterburn kicks in. Good when you want to take it real slow, still haven't gotten around to trying it on the rocks yet which might open it up and smooth out the late kick, mostly because you can't put ice in my fancy whiskey tasting glasses.
Jeffersons Ocean - It's such a dumb gimmick that I want to hate, but holy fuck is it good. Salted caramel rich thick goodness. Fucking expensive though.
Colonel E.H Taylor Small Batch - Very sweet, fruity, spicy. Prolly my overall favorite sipping bourbon at this exact moment.
Blantons - Tastes exactly like you think a good bourbon should. Maybe a little boring.
Eagle Rare - Very, very smooth. Subtle oak, vanilla and citrus, this one is the first one that really got me on the sipping bourbon train, but it might also be just a touch boring now. It will always hold a special place to me though, and the bottle is fucking beautiful.
Woodford Reserve Double Oaked - Quite oaky, believe it or not.
Bulleit 10yr - It's okay.
Elijah Craig Small Batch - Super nutty, sweet and smooth.
Knob Creek Small Batch - Same as the Bulleit 10 yr for me, Nothing really stands out or impresses.

Japanese:

Suntory Toki - A little fruity and a real raw alcohol edge.
Nikka From the Barrel - Touch of smoke, not a ton really going on here aside from that.
NIkka Pure Malt Black - More smoke, and definitely a heavier feel without being rich or sweet, I have a pretty low tolerance for smoky flavors and zero tolerance for peat, this is right up to the line for my personal preferences, but it stays on the good side of that line

Rye:

Basil Haydens Dark Rye - Basically a premixed manhattan in a bottle. The purist in me should hate it, but it's pretty darn tasty with all that berry tasting port they pur in their. I like it less as it goes on though, so when I am sipping it I don't do the usual ole Evil heavy pour.
Crown Royal Northern Harvest Rye - Not the best whiskey in the world despite the claims of some, it's smooth and it has some rye spice in there, but it's still a canadian whiskey at heart, which to me signifies too sweet and bland with all the fun edges sanded off.

Irish:

Jameson Caskmates Stout Edition - I guess my palate isn't that good, but this is just Jameson to me. Jameson is good, don't get me wrong, but this aint worth the extra five bucks or whatever it is.
Redbreast 12 yr - I love this one a lot. A lot of whiskeys have similar flavor profiles, citrus, vanilla, oak, etc, and this isn't doing anything crazy out there, it's just really fucking good at what it does.

Scotch:

Adelphi Blended - A scotch that hits a lot of the same flavors as bourbon, my kind of scotch.

I also keep Wild Turkey 101 bourbon, regular Makers Mark bourbon, RIttenhouse and Old Overholt Rye but those are basically cocktail exclusive. I think that's it, I'm sure I forgot one. Also, my christmas list is exclusively whiskey so it should expand a bit in a couple months.

Can't get it in Alberta.

I have not, and not seen it. I did have a "Baltic" Poerter last week though, it's name was a Battlestar Galactica pun that precisely escapes me at the moment.

Holy shit, I didn't even know this was still a place.

I had Baltika in a British bar in Sacramento. It's okay beer that comes in an aggressively cool bottle.

Blevo is still alive? I thought he hit big as a comic and then was never heard from again?

I've performed three times this week for literally DOZENS of people. So yeah, I'm kind of a big deal.