The FIRST time I felt old? 1995. I was 18, and camp counseling and we found one of those old Casio keyboards with 11 keys and five voices.

I think my favourite moments have been:
- "I pet a tiger!"- Amy Poehler egging on Joe Hartzler to ask a girl out on the podcast.- Gemberling and his bestiality knowledge. But Mookie's foaming-at-the-mouth crazy atheist was pretty hilarious.

Well, they kept on throwing large microphones in front of his face in order to hide the lip-synching.

As soon as she appeared, I thought, "Hey, wasn't she on the first episode of last season?" And, yes, she was Kristen's bestie.

That book has the last three pages ripped out.

Rachel Blanchard? I think she'd make a much better Sharon Carter, if that wasn't already cast in the movies.

I've found the Podcasts app to be ten times better then it was at release. I haven't experienced crashes since updating to iOS7, and it's pretty navigable. Now if only it would list oldest at the top and get rid of the nonsensical order for Podcasts.

@MarkoP:disqus Canada tends to get a bunch of British music that the States doesn't pick up. Or sometimes, Canada's just ahead of the curve due to being affiliated with the UK.

One thing I can never fault Patch Adams for: Introducing me to young Monica Potter.

Good to know if I ever encounter a brown bear. I'll just show him the statistics.

I laughed so hard when I saw that the "Newer" article link reads "Stop Touching My Tattoos Without Asking."

I drove five hours to the next province over for the Saskatchewan Expo, the first year for a new comics-themed convention in Saskatoon.

Nah, those were two different books.

I'm not sure of the Sean Hayes show, but I'll watch it once or twice, if only for Tom Lennon and Echo Kellum.

I love that both Amy Poehler and Maria Bamford seem to love being paired up with Adomian as Leykis.

Little Gary does about two minutes and then disappears.

I'm descended from angry monkeys wearing button-up dress shirts.

God, I love Lying Cat in SAGA so much.

How have I not seen this episode?

I mean, yes, the basic concept came out when he was five, which is when a lot of Axe Cop mythology comes from, but you can tell reading the comic these days that he's growing older. Pop culture is bleeding through a lot more.