It is important for The Room to be brought to more people. Tommy Wiseau is that special.

I'm more likely to watch Dumb and Dumberer than The Room.

I can't imagine a scenario in which I watch Dumb and Dumberer.

Going to try to get tickets to The Disaster Artist at TIFF in a couple weeks. The midnight showing of that is going to be amazing with that audience

your loss. All time great comedy.

Holy ****, I am now much more interested in this Powerball drawing

I think you need more 9's and 0's there

u r dum

Plus, how the **** are you going to watch The Disaster Artist without watching the room first?

That or I enjoy my job and realize that I would regret quitting in three weeks or less, newly non-existent financial needs be damned.

How are you going to watch The Disaster Artist, without reading The Disaster Artist before that, without watching The Room first.

Its still on my list

So I just had my wife watch this. Shes in the middle of it now. After the first five minutes she said "I feel like this is taking days off my life and I don't know why I'm watching it."

By the time she got finished with the flower shop scene, she was all in.

I cannot allow this

Dammit, somebody win the Powerball already. Now I'm probably going to play again on Wednesday.

Post flower shop scene-"You're my favorite movie. Oh, hai doggy."

That might be the greatest headline ever written

Drove through the hometown of Dbry and Kurt Cobain for the first time today

I'm generally very averse to haggling, but I swallowed my pride, called AT&T, and got them to drop $20/month off the website-listed upgrade price. Took about a 15-minute call.

I have excellent Verizon Fios internet where I'm living now, and Sling quality is now on par with cable. I do the $40/month complete package and it has everything I need.

Hated Sling's menu setup. Ran into buffering a couple of times despite having high internet speed. I gave it first shot at my business, but it lost me very quickly. Now that I negotiated a discount on AT&T, that ended up being cheaper as well.

Your last name is still visible at the top fyi

Oh damn it.

Cross posting from OOT because I know there's Simpsons fans here, someone please help....

My friends and I are having a debate over something so I thought I'd post here to get some more opinions since it kind of fits the thread.

So we're all pretty big Simpsons fans and a friend and I are almost certain that in an episode, Nelson told someone to "go back to Canadia". A few of my other friends who are also big Simpsons fans can't remember and are certain it never happened. The weird part comes when I google it, I only get 4 results on google and only 2 of those results reference it. One from 98 and one from 2017. I'm sure there's bigger Simpsons fans than us on here so hopefully someone can prove one side wrong.



"Go back to Canadia" is definitely a thing so if it wasn't Nelson that said then does anyone know where we're remembering it from? Someone please put me out of my misery.

I'm only an expert on the first twelve seasons or so, and it isn't in there. The best I can do is Nelson making the family in the other car go back to Winnipeg, or the mention of the national grammar rodeo at the Sheraton hotel in Canada in Bart on The Road.

Or the kid in Barts learning disability class because he moved from Canada in You Only Move Twice.

So, unless it was a newer season, the answer is no.