Our heroes, who are all bummed out for their own reasons, have to team up and stop him, becoming less bummed out in the process.
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Everyone is incredibly bummed out and relatively sure they're next.
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Matt: Yeah, I am so bummed out about this narrative.
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But he doesn't seem angry; he just seems bummed out.
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Hopefully people aren't bummed out, like, "Where's the new thing?"
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NOISEY: Do you ever get really bummed out watching it?
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It made me at least as bummed out as everybody else.
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Bummed out that you missed the Prime Day Amazon device sale?
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"Randy is bummed out," an insider told PEOPLE at the time.
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Liz Peek: Negative Nancy Pelosi bummed out by booming Trump economy.
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That's what I was really bummed out about 11 years ago.
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It's enough to make even the sunniest of optimists bummed out.
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He seemed focused, eager, and not the least bit bummed out.
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She's been a little bummed out, I think, because of it.
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"This city is bummed out, it's a Democratic city," Hendrickson said.
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I'm sure he's bummed out I haven't talked to him yet.
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I'd be lying if [I said] you never get bummed out.
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" Elsewhere he sounds like a bummed-out consultant: "Employees were tired.
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I'll be real: Women at Work left me kind of bummed out.
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"I was bummed out to see a mountain lion," he told reporters.
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This book made you bummed out and physically ill while writing it.
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I was really bummed out at the time, but I took the hit.
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But instead of being scared, Adam's just bummed out about his love life.
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Like his famous wife, the guests were bummed out by his non-attendance.
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But here's what most of these songs are actually perfect for: being bummed out.
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"Nobody's coming," he says, like a bummed out kid who just wanted to play.
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"Everyone's bummed out right now seeing so many bad things happening," she tells PEOPLE.
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If only we could enjoy its heights without being bummed out by its lows.
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" After learning of Jackson's sob story, the Baywatch actor said he was "bummed out.
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I'm confident it's impossible to leave a Deerhoof album feeling lethargic or bummed out.
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"If where they're from was disappearing," he said, "they'd be pretty bummed out too."
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I wasn't expecting an extra cost for that, so I'm feeling a little bummed out.
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I thought it would inspire me, but instead it just made me more bummed out.
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I was extremely bummed out last week and went to a Ceremony show with friends.
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Julia Alexander, Polygon I am legitimately bummed out about how much I disliked Justice League.
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The picture of the bummed out kid made its way around the Internet like wildfire.
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Actually, am I going to be okay, because I'm pretty bummed out right now tbh?
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As with all of Vallera's music, it's a joy to get bummed out alongside him.
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We're bummed out that we didn't stick with it, and can feel like we've failed.
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But a crew of bummed-out, angry women was still aiming its ire at Trump.
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I was tired and bummed out, but she suggested we get high and watch Mrs.
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Because that's what life feels like—you don't leave a dinner party bummed out because someone threw a plate of food at you; you leave it bummed out because you were ever so slightly excluded from the conversation in a subtle, just perceivable way.
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"I was super bummed out when I saw her saying that," she told Cohen on Wednesday.
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Anyway... There's no shame in being a little bummed out on Valentine's Day if you're single.
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And I was bummed out that I hadn't been able to show that on Drag Race.
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Bummed out your favorite Grammy-nominated artist didn't take home a statue during this week's event?
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Watch above, and I guess just feel kind of bummed out that you're not Ray BLK.
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The matter that's also got Mr. Wolfe bummed out — downright angry — is the question of appropriation.
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I can tell he is bummed out from missing even this small change while he's gone.
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So I was a little bummed out when I tried my pair of Runner-Up Mizzles.
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The coach noticed me and told me I had to leave, so I was bummed out.
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But I wanted to talk Lena through it so she wouldn't be surprised or bummed out.
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So if I'm missing something still, I'm going to be either bummed out or super-pissed.
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I was certainly bummed out by the way the main event went, but everything else was delightful.
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She moves into her own place and gets really bummed out when she can't unzip her dress.
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But also: Meat is delicious, and people don't want to be bummed out about things they like.
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Many fans were bummed out by the news that Anna Faris and Chris Pratt have decided to separate.
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She's kind of bummed out about it, but they share an honest moment and actually communicate their feelings.
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Ultimately, Odell left the club without the ring and we're told he was bummed out (as you'd expect).
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They look more like people bummed out because now they have to push back those post-season vacations.
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It seems the two haven't been getting much quality time together lately, and Becks Jr. is bummed out.
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Besides injuries, these include fatigue, decreasing performance, and mood changes, like feeling bummed out or frustrated, Rodriguez says.
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HISS AND HEARSE At 96A, presumably we all know that a peacenik would be bummed out by combat.
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Sounds like Richie's still down for future collabs, and doesn't seem the least bit bummed out about the split.
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While her face looks bummed out, Kristin seems to be getting through by doing what she does best ... shopping.
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I did not laugh once through its 113 minutes, and found myself exponentially more bummed-out with each scene.
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Dan Ozzi, equally bummed out by the news, called the band's frontman, Hutch Harris, to talk about their dissolution.
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Every time I watch the Oklahoma City Thunder I'm almost immediately bummed out by their need for outside shooting.
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It's not just music for easy listening; it's presented as something to pacify a bored, bummed-out work force.
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It's pretty much accepted that gloomy winter weather makes people feel more bummed out or tired (especially around the holidays).
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Maybe I'm a little more bummed out than I might normally be just because of the tone of the campaign.
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"I am bummed out that he is threatening the health care that the people who are hardest hit," he said.
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I loved the program, so I'm a little bummed out that a lot of people are hearing back before me.
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He had even needed a pep talk from his caddie after being "bummed out" by a double-bogey at the 11th.
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Now, if you're starting to feel a little bummed out, don't worry: It's all going to work out in the end.
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Earlier this week, a bummed out owl was rescued after getting its wings stuck on a barbed wire fence in Colorado.
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As bummed out as I was, I'm really thankful for it now because I would have never picked up a guitar.
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I'm Jamieson, I'm still your host, and I always get a little bummed out when the summer solstice is within reach.
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"It's so easy to be bummed out when you think of the damage that's been baked into the climate," she said.
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What's more, he seems pretty bummed out that Dany and Jon are hooking up — maybe he's in love with her too.
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She was a little bummed out when she found out it was a boy because she was banking on a little sister.
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The film is about a bummed out woman (played by Notaro) who hires a clown to help her get over a breakup.
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I get super bummed out when I'm not in the midst of an active campaign, fighting for something that matters to me.
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After realizing she would have to become Penny's teacher, Amelia's all bummed out, so Owen lets her play with the pediatrics puppies.
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She admits to now being afraid of getting fillers, and being bummed out about it — and we totally appreciate her casual honesty.
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Also, let's not forget Arcade Fire has a history of pranking their stans in ways that leave people confused or slightly bummed out.
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If (very abbreviated) history is any indicator, investors this year may be as bummed out as Newton was at his postgame press conference.
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Sure, her terrible life wasn't an excuse for stealing the A game from Mona, but who wouldn't get bummed out by Charlotte's story?
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" When you burn dinner, recognize common humanity: "Well, I'm pretty sure I'm not the only bummed out parent feeding their kids pizza tonight.
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"They were just these drunk dudes in their teens who were bummed out and decided to come to Beto's house," Mr. O'Rourke recalled.
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With those releases and this one, he has been working a different persona: bummed-out, apathetic, confused, self-pitying, unromantic yet still needy.
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Bummed out by the world and their role in it, tech workers are seeking help — and founding some start-ups along the way.
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If you've been feeling pretty bummed out at the office lately and your relationship's in the toilet, that's obviously not a great thing.
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But the scene is bummed out with a little bad news: Apparently, Kara took a meeting at Ronda Sales's (Valarie Pettiford) new talk show!
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UFC star Frankie Edgar says he's still bummed out after breaking a bone in his face ... but not 'cause it actually hurt or anything.
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She was really bummed out about something, and I said, 'Let me show you something that you'll love — it's the '86 Mets highlight video.
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The slow build-up, gargantuan hooks, Van Leeuwen's face-melting solo, even the bummed-out lyrics made me want to bum-rush the pit.
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"Everyone's all bummed out by what's happening in our society," she said, citing school shootings, migrant families separated at the border and global warming.
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And like any of us, Patrick Hoagland of Phoenix was bummed out when he got laid off from his job as a forklift operator.
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Haley gets really bummed out; less because of JPJ and more because she's been on several Bachelor shows and is sick of being single.
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When Dena calls Kyle out on his offensive behavior, he reveals himself to be a man who is bummed out by all of his privilege.
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And anyways, if you read a label and don't like what you see, that bummed-out feeling is probably something a stiff drink couldn't fix.
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But since we don't, we are just nearing the 10th anniversary of when we all finished the Harry Potter series and got real bummed out.
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After receiving her first black eye and having to get stitches for the very first time, we're sure Moore was feeling a little bummed out.
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"I would be on the internet, just kind of bummed out, and now somebody shoves a mic in my hand, I run out," he reflected.
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I loved everybody working on it, and I love Scott, but it really started to make me bummed out, and then I started being grumpy.
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"At a by women, for women company, I was kind of bummed out that they didn't expect me to come in and negotiate," she said.
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Some real talk from Brooklyn Nets forward Rondae Hollis-Jefferson ... who admits he's pretty bummed out the team traded away his good friend, Brook Lopez.
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Language and sexual content make Meyerowitz inappropriate for most children – not that most children would even want to watch a movie about bummed-out grown-ups.
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And really, if you think you're bummed out now, just wait until mid-January — and if the perfect spring is waiting somewhere, just take me there…
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First she was bummed out, then she decided she didn't care to either watch her hero struggle through moral ambiguity or to cheer for Sasha Banks.
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Recently on Twitter we were discussing the brilliance of Bar Rescue host Jon Taffer and I think we may have bummed out some of your fans.
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"I mean, it makes sense, but you must be really bummed out," he added, before taunting him about the afte-rparty that Kimmel wasn't invited to.
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I'm really bummed out about this because [University of Toronto psychology professor] Jordan Peterson has mentioned multiple times that IQ is the biggest predictor of success.
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The Moon in hardworking Capricorn is inspiring you to get all your work done, Leo, although you are bummed out that you're not having more fun.
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Its campaign is clichéd but compelling enough fare, and shooter enthusiasts bummed out by recent dalliances with futuristic combat will dig its dirty, bloody WW2 setting.
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Days after Miley Cyrus' emotional VMAs performance, her ex-husband Liam Hemsworth has returned to Instagram — and he looks pretty bummed out in his latest pic.
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"After the Storm," by Mumford & Sons Marcus and Co. achieved biblical levels of bummed out on this album cut from their 2009 debut, Sigh No More. 3.
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The idea of Momoa being bummed out is crushing us — even as we also wish EW's interview were a video that could spawn a Sad Momoa meme.
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It's an embarrassment of biometric riches, which is why I'm a little bummed out that Apple's new iPhone X can only register one face at a time.
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"I was bummed out to see a mountain lion," he said at a news conference in Fort Collins, Colorado, where the environmental consultant lives with his girlfriend.
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There was a backlash when we released Love because it was so different from Emotion Is Dead and a lot of our fans were really bummed out.
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For days when you're tired, bummed out, self-conscious, or sick, it's a cliché to don that sweater/sack dress/boyfriend jean that you can disappear into.
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"Yesterday Once More" and other downer songs of its ilk nestle me back in that nostalgic brain space of being bummed out and being okay with it.
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Clark's presence is clear in the staccato verses and the dramatic backing vocals, though that won't help anyone who's bummed out by her move towards the mainstream.
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The Crying Jordan meme was all over my social-media feeds, and although I had drifted from my Tar Heels-obsessed childhood, I felt unusually bummed out.
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"I love Kendall so much and now seeing all of the sentimental value that this trip has, I am bummed out that I missed it," she said.
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" This past Valentine's Day, Barrymore opened up about her dating life, revealing that although she was single on the love-filled holiday, she wasn't "sitting around bummed out.
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But if I have a moment to speak to somebody—if I have seconds to say something—I'm not gonna say that I get bummed out in traffic.
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I'm actually a little bummed out by the frenzy, because a ton of interesting, exciting music came out this week and ended up overshadowed by social media shenanigans.
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Yeah, when their record label told them their vast stoner epic wouldn't work and asked them to compromise their vision, they got bummed out, and they fucking bailed.
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And it sounds like Dewan Tatum is a woman who knows how to say how she's feeling — even if it makes Channing Tatum bummed out for a little.
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John Wall wasn't too bummed out after losing his "No Mercy" game against Lonzo Ball's Lakers -- hitting up Warwick nightclub ... and telling TMZ Sports there's no bad blood.
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Moreover, Fyre's bummed out attendees were often portrayed online not as victims, but as overly entitled children getting exactly what they (and their multi-thousand dollar purchases) deserved.
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Hit radio and popularity-driven algorithmic playlists lingered on bleak, bummed-out sounds and scenarios, stringing together music that shares the feeling of being alienated, unprotected and besieged.
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"[when we first came out] we were products of that fucking Reagan thing, we were pissed off and bummed out," Carey said in an interview with Kerrang in 2006.
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Sometimes it still makes me pretty bummed out because on graduation night, I had worked so hard for four years to graduate, but then I knew that was it.
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I was getting bummed out on the lifestyle of just going to bars all the time, and my roommate at the time and I were just having some arguments.
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The way Alexi Robichaux tells it, his online executive coaching company BetterUp didn't start because he was a bummed-out, burned-out mid-level manager on a vision quest.
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I didn't want to create a villain because it's not really about that, it's about what it's like to remain in the feeling of being bummed out and jaded.
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ThinkGeek has produced some of its popular April Fools' Day products in the past, so if you are bummed out the swim desk isn't real keep your fingers crossed.
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"I didn't really think about it until I got home, and when I played it back to myself, I went, 'My parents are going to be so bummed out.'"
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"My best friend's father passed away, and he was super bummed out," said Zach Neil, an owner of Stay Classy, which opened last year on the Lower East Side.
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His approval rating is below 40 percent, the Republican-dominated government is being denounced for its failure to do anything, and Trump has been publicly bummed out for months.
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So probably the two in-the-moment profit-takers give us a better sense of who Hendrix was in the excited, spiritual, bummed-out sprawl of his final year.
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Like, shit goes wrong and you can either be bummed out about it or you can accept it, try to look on the bright side of things and move on.
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In truth, nostalgia is not always going to bring you the warm and fuzzies, so it's normal to feel sad or bummed out when you think back on certain memories.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads If you don't know Luke O'Neil's words, prepare to be freshly bummed out by the state of daily political life in the United States.
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I'm momentarily bummed out thinking about the unexpected cost, especially since we recently got back from a two-week trip to Asia and have been hustling to save money again.
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When Tim Cook announces that the next iPhone will be embedded directly into my palm, I'll be bummed out because I've always liked having the use of both my hands.
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"The people I worked with said to me that some of this radical transparency and this radical truthfulness is hurting morale, people are feeling bummed out about it," he said.
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"Even though we weren't expecting the show to end the way it did, and we were bummed out, we're still attached to it and wanted to show up here tonight."
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Ravens get bummed out if they see a feathered friend who's in a bad mood, according to a study published on Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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To be honest, there's not really much different about this version — it mostly an incentive to boost pre-orders and pay lip service to fans bummed out by the name change.
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And in a year like 2016, when a surprise new gut-punch seems to be waiting for you on the corner every morning, no one wants to voluntarily get bummed out.
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I'm a little bummed out, but we end up going to an REI in the same area, where I find shoes that fit great and are surprisingly comfortable (for climbing shoes).
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Even though single and coupled people both tend to feel bummed out on Valentine's Day, SAD is a day for people to embrace their solitude and take time for self-care.
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After initially thinking it had something to do with the Pistons' previous night's 32-point loss to the Clippers, he soon learned most players were pretty bummed out about the election.
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In "Push, Pull," one spread shows Bear looking bummed out, a hollow ice cream cone in his hand, while grinning Rabbit holds up two blank spaces in the shape of cones.
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Here's a treat for all you North Carolina fans ... video of a totally bummed out Kyrie Irving licking his Blue Devil wounds after his alma mater was eliminated from the tourney.
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When I finally put this on the production schedule, I was feeling a bit bummed out, to be honest, because I was like, I wanted to do this project three years ago.
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Of course, Marshall and Gang Green were edged out by the Cincinnati Bengals at home Sunday in the season opener ... and you could tell the WR was still bummed out Monday morning.
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For those bummed out on missing out on Nordstrom's special sale shouldn't fret ... Dan's selling 2 more of the Princess Di beanie babies to any buyer who contacts him through his website.
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By the end of April, you will have a better idea of where you want to head next, so don't get bummed out thinking that life is just going to be boring.
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Kanye has so thoroughly bummed out Smith—who once went on a rant about NBA player effort during an All-Star Game—that Smith decided he's just going to sit this one out.
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The event will bring wall-to-wall coverage across television and the internet, meaning even those who are bummed out about the whole thing will come face-to-face with their new reality.
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My students absolutely hate hearing about this; they get bummed out when I imply that however happy they are right now -- it's probably about how happy they will be 20 years from now.
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But anyone who has ever been to a wedding, been in a wedding, or thrown a wedding ceremony knows that they're often filled with stress, and can even leave people feeling bummed out.
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But if your slothfulness is making you bored or bummed out — or causing you to neglect important errands and chores — then you may want to rethink how you spend your Saturdays and Sundays.
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"Sometimes I will come in after a race and be bummed out about how I've done, and I'll just go over and hug Breck, and it will make me feel better," she said.
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Everyone says the Jameson or Guinness tours are worth it in Dublin so I would've liked to see it for free alcohol, but I'm not sure I'm too bummed out about missing them.
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"Snout" compares The Crusades—where people were going overseas in the name of Christianity and murdering people—to the present day, dulled, bummed-out masses who are being sucked in by the flag.
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I didn't feel betrayed, but I was bummed out and I had to spend time thinking about why the album wasn't good and maybe trying to justify that maybe I did like it.
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"People have been a little bummed out, but they're not mad at us," said Matthew Rutter, an employee of Statue Cruises, which operates ferries to the islands, among New York's most popular tourist destinations.
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I watch some of the Olympics and get a little bummed out that I blew the opportunity to watch in person when the events are being held only a few hours away from me.
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While I'm sufficiently bummed out by the harrowing track — which follows Lorde's also-excellent new release "Green Light" — I will demand that all of my female friends download this tune as soon as possible.
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There is a broader and deeply dispiriting metaphor to be drawn, here—several, really—but I'm bummed out enough by the patios and the People And Places And Passion to just let it go.
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But what do you do when you're just well and truly bummed out, maybe not even for any specific reason other than things just generally don't seem to be working out the way you'd hoped?
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British Prime Minister Theresa May reacts to the Queen in October of 2018Photo: Getty ImagesHave you ever come across some particularly tasty food in the fridge, only to be bummed out that it's all moldy?
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Unless they're bummed out by branded videos, because the clip was sponsored by Samsung and features its 360 camera a few times in the video, though this type of sponsorship is nothing new for Neistat.
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In a town where everyone cared exclusively about looks and money, I loved that Michael cared about film and music, but I felt bummed out when he didn't want to kiss me or have sex.
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"There were a lot of bummed-out people when they found out Dixie Kiefer was among the dead," Mr. Rocco said as he began his labored descent back down the trail blazed by the rescuers.
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Oil is coming off its best session since early April, but if you're hoping it's signaling higher prices to come, one of Wall Street's most closely followed analysts warns investors should prepare to be bummed out.
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Being in a relationship doesn't mean you're immune to the bummed out feelings that may bubble up, and most of it has to do with the hype, says Sari Cooper, LCSW, an individual and couples therapist.
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The whole website echoes with the same bleak, bottomless bluffing as Kirk Van Houten showing Homer Simpson around his depressing bachelor pad, and the vibe throughout is somewhere between abject and just kind of bummed-out.
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In this way, the John Wick movies capture, better than any other action movies, the peculiar feeling of being an American in the 21st century: blessed with immense power but always kinda bummed out about it.
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In this video from his official YouTube page, you can tell he is bummed out by the injury—he even drops a couple of F-bombs talking about it—but he still has reason to smile.
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Weezy couldn't contain himself: Next time you get bummed out by forces beyond your control holding up something you care about, remember this four-second gif, and think about how goddamned stoked Lil Wayne is right now.
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Perhaps the sight of me dining alone would have bummed out too many of the lovers inside, but I didn't mind because it was warm outside and the evening sky made for an even more amorous setting.
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Look, as someone who grew up with art-house theaters, who went to Lincoln Center to see "sex, lies, and videotape," I'm really bummed out to not have that same sense of community in the theater anymore.
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"If you're single, and you really want to be in a relationship, sometimes you are going to feel really bummed out when you're at another wedding alone, or something happens that reminds you that you're single," she says.
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As you might expect, Romo was pretty bummed out about the whole thing, but he took one for the team and many in the sports world pitched proverbial tents at what a classy move it was on Romo's part.
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Bummed out that you have to commute an hour and a half every day so you can sit in your frosty as fuck office, checking Twitter over and over to see when the lineup for this year's summer festivals?
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Lata McGinn, PhD, a a licensed clinical psychologist and member of the Anxiety and Depression Association of America, says that while it's normal to get "winter blues," some people really do get more bummed out during the spring and summer months.
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I don't think I even confronted her face-to-face—I think it took place on Myspace because we were both addicted to the new technology and also because I was super bummed out and didn't want to see her IRL.
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" Bob-Waksberg says that at the start of work on this season he thought, "I'm gonna be really bummed out, personally, if we get to the end of the season and the moral is 'We should all forgive Mel Gibson.
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"For a while, I have been not that into the skateboarding industry and really bummed out about it," said attendee Andrew Gorham, a recent college grad who'd flown in from Boston because he was excited about the idea of the conference.
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Yeah, I remember writing for Currents Will Carry Us and wondering if people are gonna get bummed out cause my lyrics were positive then I realized that I can't lie and say something I don't mean, it just isn't right.
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It seems strange to make so many tweaks to a nostalgia play, but this Japanese YouTuber doesn't seem bummed out about it at all: And yes, before you ask, I had a Giga Pet, and I'm still a little sore about it.
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You've gotta get on that ASAP, but nonetheless, here's the gist: Maggie Prescott (Kay Thompson), the editor for Quality magazine is bummed out by the dark, dismal colors haunting the publication's latest issue, and suddenly gets a flash of inspiration by pink fabric.
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"I'm bummed out, frankly, that I'm not going to be over there, the Fed, because I think I could have some ideas that the Fed really needs," Moore said during a phone interview with Fox Business Network's Neil Cavuto on Thursday afternoon.
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JON PARELES Here's a bummed-out Brexit song from Damon Albarn and his supergroup, the Good, the Bad & the Queen, with Paul Simonon from the Clash, Simon Tong from the Verve and Tony Allen, the great drummer from Fela Anikulapo Kuti's Afrobeat bands.
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From lead single "All My Happiness is Gone" and "Margaritas in the Mall" to "She's Making Friends, I'm Turning Stranger," there was a curious pleasure in trying to find, once more, the strange victory in even his most bummed-out turns of phrase.
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The opener "Empty" suggests that he views his place as the pained voice for a generation of bummed out kids with the appropriate gravity such a designation would demand ("I was put here to lead the lost souls / Exhale depression as the wind blows").
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"If you're single, and you really want to be in a relationship, and it's just not happening, sometimes you're going to feel really bummed out — especially if you see all these people getting engaged," says Rachel Sussman, a relationship counselor and expert in NYC.
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These hyperreal sculptures, seated or lying in bummed-out positions, occupy space beside other sculptural objects like clown shoes and a giant light bulb in Rondinone's new exhibition, The World Just Makes Me Laugh, opening June 28th at the UC Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive.
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There may already be too much fallout from conservatives alienated by Ms. Barr's ouster, liberals infuriated that ABC ever brought her back in the first place or nonpartisans who simply liked an old favorite character and don't want to be bummed out by a show without her.
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But if two years from now the story is that everyone has their Covid-19 vaccine, shops and restaurants are open, the unemployment rate is below 4 percent, wages are rising, but people are bummed out about a looming tax increase — that's a pretty good outcome.
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Now that we're all bummed out by this video, here's a more encouraging story on this front: Earlier this year, HIV+ actor George Hankers blindfolded himself and held up a sign that read "I'm HIV+" and instructed people to "write your messages of positivity" in London's Trafalgar Square.
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But, if you feel severely hopeless, sad, or otherwise bummed out every single time you get your period to the point where it impacts how you live your life, Dr. Albertini says those feelings could be a sign of something more serious than run-of-the-mill PMS.
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" "Admittedly, I'd be a bit bummed out if it hadn't turned out he was saying it with good humour — not because I don't want to be told to go fuck myself, but because I love The Rock and I didn't want him to think I was having a go at him.
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Call of Duty is too big to fail by now, at least for the next few years, but Infinite Warfare's orbital assaults have already proved spectacularly divisive, to say the least, making the packed-alongside-it Modern Warfare remaster an essential sweetener for the bummed-out blinkered sorts bemoaning a departure from tradition.
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I only played about an hour of Super Mario Maker 2 for the Nintendo Switch at a preview event, jumping between the course creator, story mode, and course world, and every time I had to switch between modes I was bummed out that I didn't have more time to mess around in the previous one.
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As we learned back in the Creepy Clown Summer of 2015, there's a whole horde of harlequins out there—some hellbent on terrifying America, some who get drunk and traipse through the woods, and others who are just looking to make a living, bummed out that all those killer clowns gave them a bad name.
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" The memoir also demonstrated her talent for snappy, provocative writing about sex ("My mouth was getting tired and chapped from giving so many blowjobs") and culture: "Perhaps the next time half-a-million people gather for a protest march on the White House green, it will not be for abortion rights or gay liberation, but because we're all so bummed out.
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Just as the world felt like it was tumbling into a dark new era, multi-instrumentalists Clay Parton, Canaan Dove Amber and Jason Albertini exited stage left, leaving behind two albums, a handful of EPs and a muted legacy of life-changingly Good Music that has rewarded bummed-out indieheads with a penchant for Soulseek and RateYourMusic genre lists in the intervening 17 years.
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Sure, the show's laid-back, sunny vibe doesn't lend itself to a ton of conflict, but in its portrayal of a bummed-out surfer trying to navigate post-recession America with the help of an older (but not always wiser) guy he met at a down-on-its-luck fraternal order, it has the beautifully scuzzy feel of something that washed up on a beach, in the best way possible.
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