If you're interested in this, check out 'Jaydiohead'. You can guess what it's all about.

No matter how hard you try to imagine yourself in that situation, can you imagine what it takes to have that conversation while holding a camera pointed at the other person?

At some point you have to draw the line between reality and show. If you can comfortably film that conversation, it's not a real conversation.

Anybody wanna comment on the fact the crazy conspiracy theorist woman accusing Obama's name is...

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O'RLY?!?!

Instant upvote.

Personally, I only ever started watching his show from time to time because I loved the Drew Carrey Show, but shortly after deciding that Craig Ferguson wasn't my first choice in the late-night lineup, I realised that he occaisonally decides to say 'screw the cheap laughs' (or the execs let him have a moment or two here and there) and he says something not only genuine and with passion, but he's really thought about what he's said.

It's not often you get a host that'll speak their mind when the time's right, but he'll do it.

Got lazy and copy/pasted the title, really, but I'll change it.

I think I might need to reserve judgment about the writers' hidden agendas until AFTER I actually see the movie...

Short and sweet, thanks for turning me on to Boy Eats Drum Machine. Amazing stuff, thinking of buying an album soon.

*beg

*beg

So I've had tonsillitis for well over a decade now (terrible insurance plan), and occasionally, these things will work themselves out. When I was younger, I'd think this wasn't supposed to happen, so I'd freak, but come to find out it's normal. After watching this video, I decided to try to clean mine out... and discovered I have the worlds' most sensitive gag-reflex.

One of my all-time favourite bands. Good find.

I watched it in it's entirety, trying to be fair, and found the art interesting, but the video itself was ruined by the pompous host. Sometimes people can't just sit back and enjoy art for what it is, they have to break it down and define it into the ground until you can't have your own interpretive opinion on it.

Is he about to cry at the beginning?

It's almost hard to believe that the entire thing was sarcastic. Damn you Fox News for tainting my judgment.

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