I'm just glad they qualified this as many of these (including ones I'm familiar with) don't really stand on their own, which to make a 'greatest' list should.
And they left out an important corollary: "I've had it with these monkey-loving snakes on this monkey-loving plane!" The edited for television version from Snakes on a Plane. Just as good if not better than the original.

Here's the direct link FM referenced above. Good Listen. The Man Behind the Sword. Except for Red Nails, all of the original Howard Conan stories were adapted in Marvel's Savage Sword of Conan magazine. My Conan comic collection is pretty complete and of all the 'old' comic characters, Conan is the only one I've kept up with. Marvel has (finally) just relaunched Conan - Conan the Barbarian and Savage Sword of Conan and I'm enjoying them both. Crush your enemies.See them driven before you.Hear the lamentations of their women. Despite Raffaella De Laurentiis, Conan the Barbarian (1982), with Arnold Schwarzenegger is a great movie and should not be confused with any other similarly titled films.

Two different contexts at work here. I've been JOMOing most of my life. But it's more about avoiding the "in" thing. I never owned a Leisure Suit and there's yet to be a single iOS device in my life..As for people, up here you were either born in Maine or are "From Away." That was once an important distinction with varying degrees of consequences. Not so much anymore. The Seattle Freeze is destined for the same. A funny vernacular that will be overwhelmed by sheer numbers.

What it is it if you Burn-Out on Gaming?

Further proof that the craft beer craze has reached its peak.

Yes. Absolutely.
Shameless plug. Read this book: Left to Their Own Devices

This has always fascinated me. I was in South Dakota, Wyoming, and Montana for 30 days in July/August 1980 and the aftermath was still quite noticeable. Great book:
Eruption: The Untold Story of Mount St. Helens - Steve Olson

Yup. I'm there. It's not just combat noise either. Think jet aircraft.

Lauren on Jar-Jar: L.O.L.

Cut-up hot dogs cooked with scrambled eggs. Yech.

Woah. Where's most of the cast from Room 222? I guess if you had to pick just one it would be Lloyd Haynes as Mr. Dixon. Paging WTM. WTM please report to Mason's Pool Hall, Sandusky, Ohio, err.. Neatorama.

And the article title is a paradox in the form of either a half-truth or a howler (or both).

I'm firmly in the "as many as you want" category. Not a fan of outside influence playing a role in determining that.