Ha, I can't believe I wrote that. I actually have all their albums and have been (somewhat of) a fan for a while. Dunno how I did that. Thanks for pointing out the mistake though!

I'm just disappointed that they didn't use MY testimonial on the site.

"- John was advanced $6,000 on his Sexual Harassment Lawsuit and now he's 110% ready to re-join Match.com's fetish section!"

Juan is actually a new writer for the site. XD (I don't usually use text smiley faces etc., but it seems to fit well here.) I haven't written anything since the Radiohead article. I'm going to try to get on it more but starting up school has taken away too much of my time.

I appreciate you disabling Adblock. You know, I'm not sure how the whole AdSense thing works because I know people have clicked them before and yet Google tells me I have $0.00 in collections. I give up.

I've been wondering that myself. I hope Homme does most of (if not all) the vocals. Dude's got the definition of a rock n' roll voice.

Oh dear. The contact form is being upgraded right now and I haven't edited the page yet. Of all the days you chose this one, you bastard! Just e-mail me directly: webmaster@addictivethoughts.com (I'm the master of the Inter webs).

I noticed that too. I'm also not too big on the horizontal stripes because they remind me of U2's album art for "No Line on the Horizon." But I kinda dig the image otherwise, and the fact that it's so different from all his others -- maybe the music will follow suit...

Yes please, Mr the Cutup!

How do you like the new layout? Better or worse, yo?

It's funny that you'd say that, since I even made a point to mention that the show was never "revelatory or mindblowing like some of its HBO and Showtime counterparts" -- in other words, it was never a masterpiece to begin with; did you just skim the article and miss this? Because you're basically arguing my own point. As for your "wa wa I don't want the world to change" comment -- once again, I specifically stated that the concept of change for the program in itself isn't a bad thing. And nowhere in the article did I imply that the show was as good as "Freaks and Geeks" or "Arrested Development"; the point is merely that all good shows tend to have their lesser moments. Even "The Wire" had a relatively bad season. (Of course, "bad" for The Wire is probably still better than most shows.)

You mentioned the abortion protester, and it's a good point. I think a lot of the "minor" characters are incredibly lame; a great example would be the extortionist cop, or the corrupt teacher. That whole storyline was played really slapstick and lighthearted, but within the same episode we're seeing Nancy being raped or whatever, and it just feels like two completely different shows butting heads.