Red Mosquito

durdencommatyler wrote:Anders is saving my life right now. I'm so glad I'm not alone. VIVA SANTA CLARITA

Haha. Yes, I even recommended it to friends and family. I laughed my way through the entire season.

Finished five episodes of season two of Stranger Things. Really looking forward to the rest.

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:i should probably watch justified

How have you not. That's not even a question, it's a statement of wtf.

bune wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:i should probably watch justified

How have you not. That's not even a question, it's a statement of wtf.

i'll f*ck you up if you talk to me like this ever again

No you won't

boy howdy

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

bune wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:i should probably watch justified

How have you not. That's not even a question, it's a statement of wtf.

i'll f*ck you up if you talk to me like this ever again

E.H. Ruddock wrote:No you won't

DON'T TALK TO HIM LIKE THAT!

Watched the premier showing of "Bowie, the last five years" on HBO last night and cried my eyes out. I miss that guy soooo much. Anyway, it was a well done documentary. You guys should check it out if you get a chance, but you probably won't

malice wrote:Watched the premier showing of "Bowie, the last five years" on HBO last night and cried my eyes out. I miss that guy soooo much. Anyway, it was a well done documentary. You guys should check it out if you get a chance, but you probably won't

Get a chance or watch it?

Season 2 of Stranger Things was amazing. Really happy that I finally saw it.

wease wrote:

malice wrote:Watched the premier showing of "Bowie, the last five years" on HBO last night and cried my eyes out. I miss that guy soooo much. Anyway, it was a well done documentary. You guys should check it out if you get a chance, but you probably won't

Get a chance or watch it?

Dont ask dumb questions about anything david bowie related. ever.

malice wrote:

wease wrote:

malice wrote:Watched the premier showing of "Bowie, the last five years" on HBO last night and cried my eyes out. I miss that guy soooo much. Anyway, it was a well done documentary. You guys should check it out if you get a chance, but you probably won't

Get a chance or watch it?

Dont ask dumb questions about anything david bowie related. ever.

was he gay?

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

malice wrote:

wease wrote:

malice wrote:Watched the premier showing of "Bowie, the last five years" on HBO last night and cried my eyes out. I miss that guy soooo much. Anyway, it was a well done documentary. You guys should check it out if you get a chance, but you probably won't

Get a chance or watch it?

Dont ask dumb questions about anything david bowie related. ever.

was he gay?

according to his answers about this question during interviews, it was the 70s, everyone was a little gay back then.

malice wrote:Watched the premier showing of "Bowie, the last five years" on HBO last night and cried my eyes out. I miss that guy soooo much. Anyway, it was a well done documentary. You guys should check it out if you get a chance, but you probably won't

I'll absolutely check it out.

durdencommatyler wrote:

malice wrote:Watched the premier showing of "Bowie, the last five years" on HBO last night and cried my eyes out. I miss that guy soooo much. Anyway, it was a well done documentary. You guys should check it out if you get a chance, but you probably won't

I'll absolutely check it out.

It killed me to watch it. they talked a lot to tony visconti and the members of the band for the last albums. everyone had something to contribute about his state of mind during the last years of his life. I feel heartbroken all over again.

which probably isn't the greatest endorsement for watching it, but i think it was worth it.

malice wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

malice wrote:Watched the premier showing of "Bowie, the last five years" on HBO last night and cried my eyes out. I miss that guy soooo much. Anyway, it was a well done documentary. You guys should check it out if you get a chance, but you probably won't

I'll absolutely check it out.

It killed me to watch it. they talked a lot to tony visconti and the members of the band for the last albums. everyone had something to contribute about his state of mind during the last years of his life. I feel heartbroken all over again.

which probably isn't the greatest endorsement for watching it, but i think it was worth it.

Oh man. That sounds brutal. But a must watch, for sure. I'll brace myself before hitting play. But, yeah. I really need to see that.

malice wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

malice wrote:

wease wrote:

malice wrote:Watched the premier showing of "Bowie, the last five years" on HBO last night and cried my eyes out. I miss that guy soooo much. Anyway, it was a well done documentary. You guys should check it out if you get a chance, but you probably won't

Get a chance or watch it?

Dont ask dumb questions about anything david bowie related. ever.

was he gay?

according to his answers about this question during interviews, it was the 70s, everyone was a little gay back then.

even my dad?!?

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

malice wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

malice wrote:

wease wrote:

malice wrote:Watched the premier showing of "Bowie, the last five years" on HBO last night and cried my eyes out. I miss that guy soooo much. Anyway, it was a well done documentary. You guys should check it out if you get a chance, but you probably won't

Get a chance or watch it?

Dont ask dumb questions about anything david bowie related. ever.

was he gay?

according to his answers about this question during interviews, it was the 70s, everyone was a little gay back then.

even my dad?!?

You're here so...yeah?

I was super excited that they were bringing back "Roseanne" until I found out that she is a Trumptard in real life and will be proudly playing one on the show.

My interest went from 100 to zero in about 3 seconds.