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I prefer Fern Gully.
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Dude, you guys have GOT to get a handle on your cover concepts and designs... you've been on a losing streak for the past month. And making your biggest advertiser look like a complete tool? Severely outdated headshot on top of a grotesque blow-up santa ball... What the hell were you guys thinking? Seriously. Jesus. Sorry. Just sayin.
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I'm reluctant to comment for fear of being reprinted in the Letters to the Editor section again. So I'll just litter my post with "fucks": Fucking great fucking review. Spot fucking on. I really fucking liked this sentence: "I'm a huge fan of testicular trauma, scatology and warm (or cold) hearted cruelty, but I need it to be inspired and witty -- the last two words I would associate with Grown Ups." Pretty fucking funny. You word-rape with the best of 'em.
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poor treasure... he probably thinks the only good tacos are at el guapo's. This is just more small-minded Tulsa bigotry and fear. Go to Austin, there's a taco stand on every corner and they're usually better than any mexican restaurant. It's a normal part of living in a city. That also goes for the stands in Tulsa- Tacos Velvet Elvis, the stand in the parking lot of Las Americas, the permanent stands like Mr. Taco and Tacos Don Francisco-- all amazing, and free of the processing and corporate handling that taints the food at places like On the Border. A friend of mine ate at On the Border recently and found a metal washer in her enchilada. More than once i've had corporate mexican food and and bit into the remains of the plastic storage bag from the refried beans. This has never happened to me at any taco stand, and the food tastes infinitely better. Open your small minds, treasure and joejoe. Or even better, get of our town. There's an excess number of bigots in this city, and it's time to do some house cleaning. I say we round 'em up on buses, drive them across the border and drop them off in Mexico. On second thought, I'd never want to do that to Mexico.
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correction: I meant "comma splices", not "common splices."
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