Like the privy bastards we are, for the last month Vice has been drinking liberally from the font of awesomeness that is Eastbound & Down's new season, officially subtitled "Season Dos: Deep Inside Mexico".
From pre-historic treasures to Hellenistic to Roman to Christian to Islamic, the pieces depict battles, hunting and fishing expeditions, wine making and drinking parties, and a baptismal font, to name a few.
I thought that by now "The Quiet Man," once considered a font of offensive drinking-and-brawling stereotypes by many native Irish, including my dad, would have disappeared into the mist.
A quiet doorman can be a font of information on marital status, drinking habits, jobs, dating preferences, family background and favorite takeout foods.
Because drinking is legal for adults, safe in moderation, the rightful font of epicurean reveries and the foundation of a multibillion-dollar industry with lobbyists galore, it gets something of a pass.
Meanwhile, more font talk.
