I've said it before
…but I will say it again: Goldthwait is a FUCKING GENIUS. Can't wait.

I am disappointed in you people on behalf of Vance DeGeneres and Nancy Walls.

A formatting question for the staff.
I really love the Comics Panel column. I look forward to each new column so I can update my list of titles-to-get. There is one thing that I keep thinking might make the column a little clearer, and I wanted to run it by you guys.

My band in San Francisco once filled in for High On Fire when they cancelled a Bottom Of The Hill gig at the last minute. We were an alt-country act; their fans were most assuredly *not* satisfied with the substitution. We sold zero CDs that night, I can assure you.

Not as sorry as he was.

not clicking on that video because just the mention of the title is enough to put that fucking song in my head for the next two hours. beer, here i come!

I congratulate you through tears of loneliness, as I am still waiting for Riff Randell to return my calls.

The main guy was Joe, Alan Ruck was Charlie, Single Mom was Janet, psych patient was Moira. Car salesman said his name I think, but I've already forgotten it.

@WYMM

Oh my god, Being There. What an amazing record.

@Monkey—

These are the very books that taunt me.

My point is that this book sounds interesting is all. I had to comment on my own commen t once I realized I'd used the word "one" in there. Sigh. Stupid memes.

I've never gotten through a Carey novel
But many of them have seemed enticing enough for me to bring them home, where they sit on a shelf, mocking me.

Todd—

I moved from SF to LA last year (Simpleton, indeed), and while I was shocked to discover there is no equivalent to Green Apple Books (and if there is someone please school me), I am okay with escaping the smugly bearded intellectuals and drizzly weather in favor of fantastic sunshiney days and hot girls in skimpy…

Would anyone like to provide a page number at which a reader might logically stop and pretend it's the end of the book?

@Diarrhea Dump—

I know him, and he does!

From that same Shadowy Men album referenced above, my favorite track is "Spy School Graduation theme," and to this day I want there to be a movie or cartoon or something inspired by this title. Maybe when "Archer" does a flashback episode to when Sterling was in Spy School? And then they can make that show a…