And even after all that, she's STILL lucky, cuz she's not with him. If you break up with someone and they turn vicious, you've dodged a bullet. "Easy to Be Hard" could've been written for him. "Do you only care about the bleeding crowd? Why're you such a sh*t boyfriend?" i think that's how it goes.

I think there's a difference, maybe, between dissing someone you broke up with, which tons of singers do, and spending the whole song jumping up and down with glee like fecking Rumplestilskin because their life has turned to an absolute train wreck, like Bob does.

And the fact that the biggest dis is that she's a complete unknown tells you those are his priorities, not hers.

Yeah seems like a movie concerning an actual family being slaughtered is not exactly the "oooh, spooky!" I generally associate with Halloween!

Fox, of course, pre-demonizing the poor.

Every byline should be Somesay Bothsides.

And BTW cherry-pickers are now more expensive too.

Sam Peckinpah's Snow White and the Seven (no wait now there are six; oof, five; yikes didn't see that coming, four) Dwarfs.

Thank God, I thought someone was horning in on my Rip Taylor/ Randy Travis stan.

Movie tests, even or maybe especially unintentional ones, can reveal a lot. I was once on the fence about whether to break up with a guy, then Local Hero came on and he thought it was stupid, and that's what pushed me over. I didn't mean for it to but it did.