Guru of 159 things

So happy to see him get some love with The Hangover. A talented comedian who has deserved more attention.

Saw the preview, was excited. Saw the movie, loved it. Highly recommended. Lots of fun, well cast, and new life for a storied franchise

It's a bleak movie that was well executed. Great acting from all involved.

Probably the best kind of kick.

Great self-titled album. Forever Lost was a favourite song a few years ago.

Another favorite from my youth. Even seeing the cover again brings back great memories.

Hilarious (with a fantastic soundtrack).

This came bundled with the Genesis that Dave and I got as kids. It's a highly playable game with nicely balanced levels.

My dad bought an early laptop to be able to work while on vacation. Florida mornings as a kid = Sim City in the sun while sipping fresh OJ!

It's the early 80's, before politically correctness, and Eddie Murphy kills it.

I started watching this over Christmas. It provides an intriguing glimpse into the 60s. What a different world it was.

I have only been here a few times. It's delicious and I can see why people wait on line for an hour+

I always wanted one, but was never allowed.

Not sure that I could pull this off in my place, but certainly iconic.

I saw this in Brantford and was terrified while driving home.

All That She Wants > The Sign.

Great game, although I haven't played it in years.

Not nearly as good as the first, but still worth watching. Coach Gordon Bombay was the man.

It's a Ron Howard movie with magic and a LOT of midgets. What's not to like?

He has style.