Cugalabanza

I predict I will continue to get burned like this pretty much every time I post anything.

I predict continued pain, confusion, deterioration, isolation, miscommunication and regret. But other than that, I think it will be a pretty good year.

This is great news. Lots of buzz around this kid. Looking forward to his first USMNT call up.

Doesn't matter. Ends in frustration either way.

Yeah, you're right. I should have said 30 good things.

If you're having a hard time getting into the holiday spirit, this will help... http://www.buzzfeed.com/jennaguillaume/moments-that-restored-our-faith-in-humanity-in-2014#.ridPVdBnX

I would love the Bills on Hard Knocks

Some more than others. I'm talking about songs with a particularly well-told, coherent narrative. Sheesh.

Hackett uses logic exactly like this when deciding which play to call next.

I think we all know that Tom's #1 choice is "Friday" by Rebecca Black, but I'm curious to hear from some non-geniuses as well. Some of my favorites: “The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carol” – Bob Dylan “The Mercy Seat” – Nick Cave “Famous Blue Raincoat” – Leonard Cohen and a hokey choice, but I still like it... “Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Ole Oak Tree” – Tony Orlando & Dawn

Nice job referencing the Eagles and Motley Crue in the same post. I think that's a TBD first.

What did he injure? From the clip it looks like it could be left leg, right shoulder, head, face, ribs, left elbow, collarbone or some combination of these.

Hard to pick the biggest douchebag here... https://mobile.twitter.com/Patriots/status/546722039869239296/photo/1

I'd listen and follow the sound of Billy Ocean blasting and find the guy holding the boombox.

I too am an honorary Buffalo Belarusian

That's just a wildly disingenuous maninpulation of statistics. To suggest that the situation is anywhere close to equal is nuts.

Anyone else around my age remember being scared by the Headless Horseman episode of Scooby Doo? I'm really hoping I'm not alone on this.

I was pretty spooked by the old lady ghost in the cellar in House on Haunted Hill (1959, with Vincent Price)...

I'm terrified of people

Excellent show! I still can't believe it about Phil Hartman.

I find this stuff interesting. I've read some about it before. I don't really believe in it, but I haven't closed my mind completely. I admit, I pay close attention to the crazy stuff my three and a half year old daughter says, wondering if maybe she could have access to info in some mysterious way. So far, just one thing stands out a little. She talks about a character that she calls "the ghost with the one black eye." When I've asked her for details, she has said some stuff about him going down the stairs into the basement and that he (the ghost) is very sad. Which is odd because we don't have a basement. But then, she could have gotten this from one of the halloween shows she has watched or something like that. Or it could be simply her imagination.

The first movie that scared the **** out of me was Burnt Offerings with Oliver Reed, Karen Black and Bette Davis. It was this chauffer character that got me...

I think calling people like this “cowards” does not capture the situation accurately. I wish they were merely cowards. Cowards tend to stay home instead of following through on sinister plans. These men are more accurately described as aggressively evil, fanatically enraged, insane, dangerous !@#$ing monsters.

(This might be a stupid question, but) what is a P.C.H. EDIT: I just got it...Pacific Coast Highway (I was thinking it was a music listening device or something the way he said it)