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I smoked one a few years ago. That was my first and last goose. It somehow managed to be dry and greasy at the same time. The meat was tough and had a strange taste I wasn't into. It had the added plus of being super expensive.

I guess it's possible I didn't cook it long enough. I know I brought it higher than 165 to render the fat. 180 or something. If you're going to do it I would recommend having some gravy or sauce on hand for sure.

To each his own but turkey is far superior IMO.

It’s easier to write a story set in a world without cell phones.

Qyburn

He didn’t keep making the same style of music. That’s not the same thing as selling out. The early stuff is my favorite but I think Riptide and the Power Station record are great too, and they weren’t exactly conventional sounding at the time. I like the yacht rock middle years too. He was the man.

That list would include everyone, potentially.

My favorites

Field Music – Open Here
Shy Layers – Midnight Marker
Tracyanne & Danny (self titled)
Cavern of Anti-Matter – Hormone Lemonade
Yo La Tengo – There’s A Riot Going On
Nap Eyes – I’m Bad Now

I fell asleep during Rogue One and I wish I would have fallen asleep during Last Jedi, so Rogue One wins. Yay Rogue One.

I got tired of watching people in funny costumes throw balls of energy at each other to stop the evil genius/alien a long time ago. For the record, this doesn’t mean that I’m actually not tired of that. I really am.

Great to see Quest for Fire mentioned. There should be move caveman movies.

And movies about cults. Ticket to Heaven is a good one from 1981.

To Live And Die In L.A.

If you like those I would check out Burnt Weenie Sandwich, The Grand Wazoo and Uncle Meat.

I've always thought of the Beatles as great recording artists rather than great "musicians," although Paul might qualify for both. They were about songwriting, chemistry and studio innovation. The records still sound amazing.

That interview is nuts. Quincy has some great points buried among the weirdness, but if he were my grandfather I wouldn't let him talk to reporters anymore.

Lots of great ones mentioned. In no particular order:

Unforgiven
High Noon
High Plains Drifter

Wild Bunch could replace one of them. There Will Be Blood too, if that counts.

Just saw it. The movie with Luke and Rey was pretty good. The other movie with the little Asian chick and Laura Dern was boring and stupid. Things were a little too cutesy at times. It was better than Rogue One, for what that's worth. C-

I thought this episode was a mess. It was hard to tell where, when and why things were happening and who was getting shot.

The king explains to Carol what he already explained while they spend the whole episode chasing one guy so he doesn't "warn them we're coming." Isn't that obvious at this point?

The Jesus/Tara conflict is the same crap we've heard a hundred times and totally out of place in the middle of a firefight.

Rick apparently left a baby to die. Then an insignificant character from 7 years ago returns and tells Rick he called the saviors. What? Where were they anyway? And aren't the saviors being overrun by walkers from the window attack?

There were some positives. The slow motion closeups were funny. Didn't have to see or hear Negan and people actually did things instead of standing around talking.