Woah now!
Haggis is universally hated? Presumably the haters haven’t tasted it?
I’d rather eat Chunk Light Tuna from a can than a broiled tuna steak in a restaurant.
The Super Mario Bros movie. I don’t understand why people think it was so awful. It was fun.
Wild Wild West with Will Smith.
This is what I came in to say. I loved it and would love to see the un-edited version that is on sci-fi every once in a while.
Presumably. It’s one thing to be presented with a delicious treat that bears some resemblance to sausage, and love it,without having learned what it’s called.
It’s quite another to know that it is sheep’s heart, liver, and lungs, minced with oatmeal, suet, and onions, and boiled in sheep’s stomach, and then be told, “And now, in honor of your visit, I’ve prepared a huge haggis for ye!”
Hey, I had that game! I never knew it was famous for being bad until I read that link. I remember it being kind of hard to figure out, but I didn’t hate it. I didn’t hate any Atari game. It was before I was old enough to think I had to “judge” everything. It was all good.
The mostest hilarious comedy, **I’m Gonna Git You, Sucka. **
Tom Bombadil
I enjoyed the Coneheads movie.
Tom Bombadil is notoriously bad?
I think Raplh Bakshi’s Lord of the Rings teabags the other adaptation made by that obese New Zealander (Jack Peterson).
I enjoyed the hell out of disco and everything that went with it (*except *the Qiana polyester dresses). It came along just when I was starting college–got people dressing up and going out dancing again. It was fun, dammit!
Dick Cheney.
Seriously, I thought he was great, and wished he would have been president. He reminded me of my father-in-law, and man, that guy could get shit done.
This post was not political in nature, no ax to grind, please don’t kill me, you just wanted something that was universally despised that I personally thought was fantastic. That was Dick.
This thread creeps me out. Especially #32 and #33.
Circus peanuts.
Ooh, me too! I had some a few weeks ago, such an embarrassing treat.
Hudson Hawk
“Would you like to swing on a star…”
Reminds me of this poster.
For STG
I really love corney jokes ie the moth joke.
The older I get, the more I like John Denver. Sure his stuff was soppy and sentimental, but somehow, I really like it anyway.