Parks and Recreation's resident carnivore/libertarian/moustache, Ron Swanson, meets Watchmen's vigilante crusader, Rorshach, in "Ron Sworschach."
Ron Swanson isn't locked in his office with all the bacon and eggs. They're locked in there with him.
[slog.]
In a 1962 letter to his aunt, Patty, a then-18-year-old Keith Richards described a chance meeting with a guy he knew from primary school, a certain "Mick Jagger."
Richards:
Anyways the guy on the station, he is called Mick Jagger and all the chicks and the boys meet every Saturday morning in the 'Carousel' some juke-joint well one morning in Jan I was walking past and decided to look him up. Everybody's all over me I get invited to about 10 parties. Beside that Mick is the greatest R&B singer this side of the Atlantic and I don't mean maybe. I play guitar (electric) Chuck style we got us a bass player and drummer and rhythm-guitar and we practice 2 or 3 nights a week. SWINGIN'.
Three months later, The Rolling Stones made their live debut at London's Marquee Club.
This industrious bunny owner decided to celebrate Easter in a rather festive way. If those bunnies were kids, they would be super bummed.
Whether you watch professional wrestling or not, the image of a grown man with a full beard and glorified leather underwear running away from a burger is pretty entertaining in itself.
Just in time for Easter is this sweet Ghostbusters Peeps diorama, which provides perfect context for telling someone, "Ray, when someone asks you if you're a god, you say YES!"
Dwayne Johnson (nee: The Rock) should win a Golden Globe for playing sidekick to those awesome 90s-era work out pants in Michael Bay's upcoming flick, "Pain and Gain." Still, I wouldn't make fun of him because he does have a reputation of putting boots to asses.
