You're usually comfortable "having it up" at work? Interesting…

My sentiments exactly.

That one still gets quoted around my house (or car, as the case usually is).

Beat me to it!

I see what you're saying about the 80's element weighing down MTM. I think that things like the advertising exec frogs just weren't funny to me as a kid. I got what they were saying, but didn't get the same level of humor from it.

I know Miller has always been an advocate for the CBLDF, but I don't think he created it. Seems to me Mr. Miller thinks donating artwork for auction is a manly form of protest.

I don't think I've ever seen Mark Waid in a fedora.

I thought it looked like a cross-section of the White Pages.

To be fair, the average age for potty training girls is 29 months. And while waiting for a child to ask, "Will you teach me how to use the toilet?" is silly, many doctors say the best time to toilet train a child is when they "show an interest", as in curiosity about the process. If you start trying before they're…

Yeah, but I'm a girl. TV traditionally doesn't like the ugly gals.

As a socially awkward, bipolar photographer/jewelry maker/general crafter, I would have made for great television. Too bad overweight and balding doesn't really pull in the viewers.

I've never seen it mentioned, but I always thought Viktor's Bubble Jacket was kind of a toned-down Lady GaGa rip off.

Who would like to see Santino take Josh down a peg or two?

I am surprised Austin's mustache isn't more like the one he drew on Wendy's picture of her daughter.

That's from the 1972 TV animation.

It's a reflex reaction to Russell Brand.

In all seriousness, I don't know if anyone can top Bob Holt's Lorax. His is the voice I expected to hear when I watched the trailer.

Part GarBarge is El DeBarge's cousin, yes?

::vomit::

You mean that wasn't a double-entendre?